Beatles London Walking Tour of Marylebone and Abbey Road
Description
This is the only walking tour that focuses on Beatles-related sites in Marylebone and offers great value for money. With the tour covering 10 iconic Beatles locations, this is a must-do tour for any Beatles fan.
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Itinerary
Start the tour at the London Beatles Store where you can get a special tour discount on the store merchandise.
Discover the location where John Lennon was busted for drugs and was also home to Ringo Starr and Jimi Hendrix.
See one of the locations from A Hard Days Night and see where the boys were chased by their adoring fans.
See the former home of Jane Asher where Paul McCartney lived for several years and where he wrote 'Yesterday'. Go past the former site of the Apple Store. See where John and Yoko appeared in court and where Paul McCartney married Linda Eastman.
See the home that Paul McCartney has lived in since his days in the Beatles and which is veru close to Abbey Road Studios.
See the iconic music studio where the Beatles recorded most of their music and get a picture crossing the road recreating the famous album cover. This will be followed by a trip to Paul McCartney's current home.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(162)
First time in the uk. I booked this Tour via gocity and it was an cool and interesting experience to this special places. Thanks Rob, good job!
The tour was so much fun and our guide, Charlie, was awesome! Loved seeing so many cool sights and hearing so many interesting stories about the Beatles and their time in London. Charlie was personable, knowledgeable and made the tour even better. Could not have asked for anything more!
The tour itself was enjoyable, and the guide did a great job. However, the walking portion was much longer than expected. The most disappointing aspect was that, after paying for the tour, we were required to pay an additional fee for the underground ride. It wasn’t the extra cost that bothered us, it was the lack of transparency, as this was not disclosed in advance. Another issue was that several participants continually pushed their way to the front of the group, making it difficult for others to interact with the guide or ask questions. This detracted from the overall experience and made the tour less enjoyable for everyone else.
The Beatles Tour was quite interesting, I learned plenty of new facts about the Fab Fours I didn't know. We saw some of the Beatles former residencies including Paul's house which is actually still owned by him. I really can recommend this tour to all Beatles fans!
There is a lot of walking with excellent commentary about the Beatles in London in Marylebone. This walking tour includes a ride on a city bus to get to T. John’s Wood for the end of the tour to see the neighborhood of Paul McCartney. Spencer is a good guide.
Spencer brought a personal level of Beatles history to our experience. Simply amazing guide and tour.
Spencer was terrific! He made the tour so enjoyable!
Our tour was very thorough and informative. It took 2 hours and there was a lot of walking (as it should be!!).
Where the Beatles were in London written by someone with real experience of the time and place very interesting
This tour had great potential but our guide felt less than enthusiastic. He forgot info multiple times and relied on the group members to fill in the blanks. He also provided incorrect info once and had to be corrected by a group member. He didn’t offer to take any photos of people crossing Abbey road and just kind of took off after giving us the details. Compared to another tour we took, the guide was just not as full of knowledge as we would’ve expected. Also there was no offers to stop for water or bathroom breaks and it was in the 90s that day.
