The Beatles Long and Winding Road Tour in London
Description
Explore 25 iconic sights of The Beatles in London on this unique walking tour. Follow the Long and Winding Road through the city that shaped the legendary band’s history. Discover key locations like Abbey Road, the famous zebra crossing, and the historic venues where they performed. With expert local guides, delve into fascinating stories and trivia about the Fab Four, making this tour perfect for music lovers and Beatles fans alike. - Visit iconic Beatles locations including Abbey Road and more - Engage with expert guides who share insider stories and trivia - Ideal for music lovers and fans of The Beatles - Enjoy a leisurely walking experience through London’s rich cultural landscape
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Itinerary
Tin Pan Alley - where the Beatles signed their first music publishing contract and also recorded a track from Sergeant Pepper
MPL - Paul McCartneys office
See the spot where the Beatles recorded Hey Jude
The spot where Beatlemania was born
Apple HQ - the site of the Beatles final rooftop concert
Apple HQ See the home that Ringo owned where Paul and John and Yoko lived! See where an iconic scene from A Hard Days Night was filmed Visit the Beatles Shop
See where Paul McCartney lives! Have your photo taken on the iconic zebra crossing See the studios where they recorded their albums
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What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(3)
A really great walk and very in depth - a must for any true Beatles fans!
While Paul (how appropriate!) was a personable guide and the tour was interesting, it was too long (at least one of the stops can be eliminated) and we got to Abbey Road after dark (not a great crossing photo) and the souvenir shop was closed.
We offer a regular tour and this long one - but you picked the long one which does finish in the dark at the time of year and time of day you picked. We can’t change the seasons unfortunately!
I would certainly recommend the tour but 4 hours felt a bit too lengthy because we had already been to a museum in the morning. I would not have planned both activities in the same day
