• Penny Lane - The tour begins at the iconic Penny Lane sign, famously signed by Paul McCartney, perfect for a memorable photo or selfie. Guests will learn the fascinating story behind the creation of the “Penny Lane” song. The guide/driver will then take visitors down Penny Lane, playing the song en route to the barbershop and shelter mentioned in the lyrics.
• Strawberry Field - This stop is at the site that inspired John Lennon’s song, originally a children’s orphanage. Now a visitor attraction with free entry, it offers amenities like restrooms, a cozy coffee/tea room, a souvenir shop, and a lovely garden area. The famous Strawberry Fields gates at the entrance provide a great photo opportunity.
• Forthlin Road - The childhood home of Paul McCartney is next, where the tour pauses for photographs and shares the story of his early years leading to his global fame with The Beatles.

Please note that the tour does not include entry into any houses.

• Mendips - John Lennon Home - This is John Lennon’s childhood home. The tour stops for photographs and recounts the story of John’s formative years and his journey to becoming a legendary musician.

Please note that entry is not included as the property is managed by the National Trust, which offers its own pre-booked tours inside the house.

• St. Peter’s Church, Woolton - This historic site is where John Lennon and Paul McCartney first met. The tour includes a walk around the church grounds to see Eleanor Rigby’s headstone and a short walk to St. Peter’s Church Hall to view the plaque commemorating the day John met Paul. The full story of their meeting on July 6, 1957, will be shared.

Please note that the church and church hall may not always be open to the public.

• Macket’s Lane - The childhood home of George Harrison is another stop, where the tour shares the story of his upbringing and his path to joining The Beatles, along with photo opportunities.
• 10 Admiral Grove - This visit includes Ringo Starr’s childhood homes. The tour begins with a short walk to 9 Madryn Street, where Ringo was born, sharing a brief story at the site. Then, a walk across High Park Street leads to Admiral Grove, where Ringo was raised by his mother and stepfather until he joined The Beatles. The tour concludes with a visit to the Empress Pub, explaining its connection to Ringo, with photographs and stories shared at each location.

Please note that these properties are privately owned and not open to the public.

• Private transportation
• Written Guide Available In Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, and French
• Certified English Speaking Guide

• Tea and coffee

Choose between the classic London taxi, which accommodates up to 5 passengers, or the roomy Mercedes Vito taxi, offering seating for up to 6 passengers.

Both vehicles are equipped with an intercom system, allowing customers to easily communicate with the driver or guide during their journey. Additionally, both vehicles comply with the stringent safety standards set by the Liverpool City Council.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.