Liverpool Beatles Famous Walking Tour - Fully Guided, About 2 Hours 15 Minutes
by Liverpool Famous Walking Tours
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This fully guided Liverpool Beatles Famous Walking Tour lasts about 2 hours and 15 minutes. The tour starts at Bluecoat, where the guide introduces the route and explains Liverpool's connection to The Beatles. The first stop is the Eleanor Rigby statue, allowing about 10 minutes for photos and information about the character's musical origins and Liverpool links. Next, the walk continues for around 20 minutes to Whitechapel, an area important to The Beatles story, including a visit to Hessy's music shop and other Beatles-related sites. The tour then proceeds to Mathew Street, home of the Cavern Club, where visitors spend about 20 minutes taking photos and learning about the street's significance to the band. Additional stops include the Brian Epstein Statue for 10 minutes, The White Star pub for 5 minutes, the Cavern Quarter near the Hard Days Night Hotel for 5 minutes, and the Paul McCartney mural for 5 minutes. The route passes Liverpool Town Hall, where the guide spends about 15 minutes discussing its role in the city's music history and points out the nearby Nelson monument. At Derby Square, located on the original site of Liverpool Castle, visitors have about 15 minutes to photograph the Queen Victoria statue, known from a famous Beatles photo. The tour finishes along the waterfront with views of the Cunard Building and the Royal Liver Building, and a 15-minute opportunity to photograph The Beatles Statue by Andy Edwards. If access to this statue is restricted due to events, the tour visits the Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in Cavern Walks instead. The walk is easy with some chances to rest or sit. Group size is limited to 20 people. Occasionally, the guide may adjust the route for operational reasons.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Bluecoat
The 10.30am and 2.00pm tours begin at Bluecoat with an introduction to the route. From there, the group proceeds toward parts of the city connected to the Beatles story.
5 min
Brian Epstein Statue
A stop to view the Brian Epstein Statue, a key figure in The Beatles history.
10 min
Whitechapel
This area has strong ties to The Beatles. The tour passes Hessy's music shop, known for supporting many bands, and visits other locations important in the Fab Four's past.
20 min
Eleanor Rigby Statue
A photo stop at the Eleanor Rigby statue where the guide explains the character's musical creation and its connection to Liverpool.
10 min
Mathew Street
Walking to Mathew Street, home of the Cavern Club, the tour highlights its musical significance. Visitors can take photos outside the Cavern Club and see various Beatles-related sites along the street.
20 min
The White Star
A brief stop at The White Star, included in the route.
5 min
Cavern Quarter
Passing through the Cavern Quarter, near the Hard Days Night Hotel.
5 min
Paul Mccartney Mural
A short visit to see the Paul McCartney mural.
5 min
Liverpool Town Hall
The walk continues toward Liverpool Town Hall, with commentary on its role in the city's music history. Nearby is a monument to Nelson that is over 200 years old.
15 min
Derby Square
At Derby Square, built on the former site of Liverpool Castle, visitors can take photos of the Queen Victoria statue, famously featured in a Beatles photo.
15 min
Beatles Statue
The final stop is along the waterfront where visitors see the Cunard Building and Royal Liver Building. There is an opportunity to take selfies with The Beatles Statue by Andy Edwards. If access is restricted, the group visits the Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in Cavern Walks instead.
15 min
Meeting point
Your guide (wearing purple) will meet you in front of black railings/courtyard gates of The Bluecoat building also known as The Bluecoat Chamber, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX. Castle Fine Art shop will be opposite you. (Please note this is not the Blue Coat School that is outside the city centre.)
End point
Your tour will end at the Beatles Statue, Waterfront Liverpool. On occasion access to the Beatles Statue is limited and the tour will finish on an alternative location of the Liverpool Waterfront.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Liverpool Beatles Famous Walking Tour - Fully Guided, About 2 Hours 15 Minutes
by Liverpool Famous Walking Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£56Overview
This fully guided Liverpool Beatles Famous Walking Tour lasts about 2 hours and 15 minutes. The tour starts at Bluecoat, where the guide introduces the route and explains Liverpool's connection to The Beatles. The first stop is the Eleanor Rigby statue, allowing about 10 minutes for photos and information about the character's musical origins and Liverpool links. Next, the walk continues for around 20 minutes to Whitechapel, an area important to The Beatles story, including a visit to Hessy's music shop and other Beatles-related sites. The tour then proceeds to Mathew Street, home of the Cavern Club, where visitors spend about 20 minutes taking photos and learning about the street's significance to the band. Additional stops include the Brian Epstein Statue for 10 minutes, The White Star pub for 5 minutes, the Cavern Quarter near the Hard Days Night Hotel for 5 minutes, and the Paul McCartney mural for 5 minutes. The route passes Liverpool Town Hall, where the guide spends about 15 minutes discussing its role in the city's music history and points out the nearby Nelson monument. At Derby Square, located on the original site of Liverpool Castle, visitors have about 15 minutes to photograph the Queen Victoria statue, known from a famous Beatles photo. The tour finishes along the waterfront with views of the Cunard Building and the Royal Liver Building, and a 15-minute opportunity to photograph The Beatles Statue by Andy Edwards. If access to this statue is restricted due to events, the tour visits the Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in Cavern Walks instead. The walk is easy with some chances to rest or sit. Group size is limited to 20 people. Occasionally, the guide may adjust the route for operational reasons.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Bluecoat
The 10.30am and 2.00pm tours begin at Bluecoat with an introduction to the route. From there, the group proceeds toward parts of the city connected to the Beatles story.
5 min
Brian Epstein Statue
A stop to view the Brian Epstein Statue, a key figure in The Beatles history.
10 min
Whitechapel
This area has strong ties to The Beatles. The tour passes Hessy's music shop, known for supporting many bands, and visits other locations important in the Fab Four's past.
20 min
Eleanor Rigby Statue
A photo stop at the Eleanor Rigby statue where the guide explains the character's musical creation and its connection to Liverpool.
10 min
Mathew Street
Walking to Mathew Street, home of the Cavern Club, the tour highlights its musical significance. Visitors can take photos outside the Cavern Club and see various Beatles-related sites along the street.
20 min
The White Star
A brief stop at The White Star, included in the route.
5 min
Cavern Quarter
Passing through the Cavern Quarter, near the Hard Days Night Hotel.
5 min
Paul Mccartney Mural
A short visit to see the Paul McCartney mural.
5 min
Liverpool Town Hall
The walk continues toward Liverpool Town Hall, with commentary on its role in the city's music history. Nearby is a monument to Nelson that is over 200 years old.
15 min
Derby Square
At Derby Square, built on the former site of Liverpool Castle, visitors can take photos of the Queen Victoria statue, famously featured in a Beatles photo.
15 min
Beatles Statue
The final stop is along the waterfront where visitors see the Cunard Building and Royal Liver Building. There is an opportunity to take selfies with The Beatles Statue by Andy Edwards. If access is restricted, the group visits the Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in Cavern Walks instead.
15 min
Meeting point
Your guide (wearing purple) will meet you in front of black railings/courtyard gates of The Bluecoat building also known as The Bluecoat Chamber, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX. Castle Fine Art shop will be opposite you. (Please note this is not the Blue Coat School that is outside the city centre.)
End point
Your tour will end at the Beatles Statue, Waterfront Liverpool. On occasion access to the Beatles Statue is limited and the tour will finish on an alternative location of the Liverpool Waterfront.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.