Beatles Magical Mystery Tour

Visit 'Ringoland' the birthplace of The Beatles drummer Ring Starr. Discover his beginnings and places that feature on his first solo album Sentimental Journey.

Our first stop on our Beatles tour is Penny Lane. Grab your selfie at one of the most photographed signs in the world which was autographed by Sir Paul McCartney in 2018.

We visit the birthplace and childhood home of the late-great Beatle George Harrison. Discover the humble beginnings of this musical genius.

We travel through the historic village of Woolton Village where John Lennon and Paul McCartney first met on 6th July 1957 at St Peter's Church Fete. Spot the gravestone of Eleanor Rigby en route.

Get your photo at the iconic Strawberry Field gates along our route and discover the importance of the place that influenced the Beatles (in particular John Lennon's) songwriting of 'Strawberry Fields Forever'.

Discover the routes behind the working class hero as we visit the 'not so working class' home that John Lennon grew up in with his Aunt Mimi. Due to the nature of the location, Passengers are unable to get off the coach at this point but the coach stops briefly for on-board photo opportunity .

Take a short walk up Forthlin Road to Paul McCartney's childhood home and the place where countless Beatles practices and songwriting took place. Paul returned to his home in 2018 and surprised our Magical Mystery Tour customers by coming out of the front door! You never know what might happen on a Magical Mystery Tour!

Travel down Hope Street where you'll immerse yourself in the story of the place that holds many important places for the Fab Four including LIPA of which Sir Paul McCartney is the lead patron.

Experience the majestic Liverpool Cathedral that sits at the top of Duke Street and holds many memories for The Beatles. One of two Cathedrals that Liverpool boasts.

The second of Liverpool's two Cathedrals to see on our tour, located at the opposite end of the street to the Liverpool Cathedral. Affectionately named 'Paddy's Wigwam' by locals, it is a sight to behold.

Learn about Liverpool's Beatles and city heritage on the way back to the city centre, en route to the final stop - The Cavern Club and Mathew Street. Learn about the historic, iconic live music venue where the Beatles performed 292 times between 1961 and 1963. Your ticket includes free admission to The Cavern Club where you'll find live music performed daily from 11am.