The London Beatles Tour
A private journey through London following in the footsteps of the Fab Four
Retrace the footsteps of the Fab Four in London
Welcome to The London Beatles Tour!
Although The Beatles are famously known to have come from Liverpool, London played a major part in the bands story. From their failed audition with the record company Decca, to their famous final public appearance on the rooftop of their offices. The London Beatles Tour has it all.
Discover the Best of The London Beatles Tour
34 Montague Square
Marylebone Old Town Hall
Marylebone Old Town Hall
On a suburban square in Marylebone stands a lonesome blue plaque telling you that "John Lennon lived here." This only tells a quarter of the story of the apartment which has been described as "the greatest rock 'n' roll pad of all time!"
Marylebone Old Town Hall
Marylebone Old Town Hall
Marylebone Old Town Hall
The confetti trodden steps of this grand building tells you what still happens here. The site of 3 Beatles weddings.
A Hard Days Night
Marylebone Old Town Hall
Abbey Road Studios
Ringo wasn't wrong when he sang, "They're gonna put me in the movies" on the song Act Naturally. See where the opening credits of their first movie was filmed with screaming fans in tow.
Abbey Road Studios
Who lives in a house like this?
Abbey Road Studios
A townhouse on a residential street in St. John's Wood was purchased and converted into the most famous, and first purpose built recording studios in the world.
Abbey Road Crossing
Who lives in a house like this?
Who lives in a house like this?
Recreate the most famous album cover in the world. This iconic image is a must.
Who lives in a house like this?
Who lives in a house like this?
Who lives in a house like this?
A Beatle still lives in London and is sometimes in residence on this tour!
57 Wimpole Street
57 Wimpole Street
57 Wimpole Street
A residence where one Beatle lived for nearly 3 years and wrote one of his most famous songs in his sleep!
Up on the roof
57 Wimpole Street
57 Wimpole Street
An unexpected rooftop concert became the last ever public performance of the fab four.
Mason's Yard
57 Wimpole Street
Mason's Yard
Tucked away in a small square off the beaten track hosts 2 little gems. A private members club frequented by The Beatles and other famous faces, and an art gallery where a chance meeting changed the course of the bands future.
Soho
Soho
Mason's Yard
During the swinging sixties, Soho was the playground of the rock and film stars. See the hangouts, venues and recording studios which shaped this momentous era.