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Plan your Beatles Liverpool pilgrimage with our comprehensive guide to Cavern Club, Penny Lane, Strawberry Field, Beatles Story museum, childhood homes tours, and more.
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Two Beatles museums, two very different visits: Roag Best's collection on Mathew Street against the Albert Dock's Beatles Story, compared on price, what's on show, time, access and who each one suits.
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The Beatles existed as a Liverpool-based band for almost exactly a decade. From November 1956, when 16-year-old John Lennon formed the Quarrymen…
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If you’re going to buy a Beatles souvenir, the city where the band started is the natural place to do it. Liverpool’s…
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The Hard Days Night Hotel is one of the only Beatles-themed hotels in the world. It sits on North John Street, directly…
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You can do a thoroughly satisfying self-guided Beatles walking tour of Liverpool city centre in two to three hours, depending on your…
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Most Beatles tourism in Liverpool is public — the Cavern Club, the Mathew Street statues, the Albert Dock museums, Penny Lane. The…
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John Lennon spent his childhood climbing the wall of the Salvation Army children’s home behind his back garden, scrumping apples in the…
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Penny Lane is a real Liverpool street, a real bus terminus, a real barbershop, and a real fire station. It’s also one…
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You can stand in the doorway of the Cavern Club at 10 Mathew Street, look down the worn brick steps into the…
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The Magical Mystery Tour Liverpool review question is one of the most common asked by Beatles fans planning a Liverpool visit: is…