



by London Beatles Walks
This two-and-a-half-hour walking tour in London visits several key Beatles locations connected to the 1960s, guided by Richard Porter, author of 'Guide to the Beatles London' and former 'Beatle Brain of Britain.' The tour starts at Savile Row, where the Beatles gave their last live performance, spending about ten minutes there. It then moves to Soho Square, the site of Paul McCartney's London offices, with a stop of around five minutes. Next, the group visits the London Palladium, known as the place where 'Beatlemania' began, for approximately ten minutes. The tour includes a Magical Mystery element by exploring these significant Beatles sites in sequence, revealing their connections and stories. The final stop is at Abbey Road, where participants see the exterior of Abbey Road Studios and have the opportunity to take photos on the famous pedestrian crossing, with a ten-minute stop. The tour price includes a local professional guide, all activities, and the TripAdvisor Experiences brokerage fee. Gratuities are not included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is recommended.
Savile Row
This is the location where the Beatles performed their last live show. The visit lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Abbey Road
Participants see the exterior of Abbey Road Studios and have approximately 10 minutes to take photos on the famous Abbey Road crossing.
10 min
Soho Square
This stop lasts around 5 minutes and highlights the London offices of Paul McCartney.
5 min
London Palladium
Here, the group spends about 10 minutes at the venue where Beatlemania began.
10 min
Departure Point: Oxford Street, in the heart of the 'West End' Address: Exit one of Tottenham Court Road underground Station Directions: The Guide will be holding the white 'Beatles Walks' leaflets. Dates: See Availability
End point
Abbey Road is a five minute walk from St John's Wood underground Station