The Beatles Walking Tour of Liverpool: City Centre & Georgian Quarter
Beatles-focused history tour of Liverpool. Walk through the city centre and into the Georgian Quarter, following the Fab Four’s rise from humble beginnings to global fame. From the Beatles Statue on the waterfront to the Cavern Club and the Eleanor Rigby statue, we keep the rhythm going with stops at the Jacaranda Club and LIPA — a chance to “come together” where their story still echoes.
Basic Information
Total time
2h 30m
Language
English, Spanish (check the calendar for availability)
Price
Our “Pay What You Wish” tours don’t have a fixed price — you decide how much the experience was worth. At the end of the tour, please make a fair contribution that reflects your satisfaction and appreciation for your guide’s work. Most guests give between €10 and €50 per person.
Meeting point
The Beatles Statue Nearest public transport: Moorfields metro station; Liverpool James Street train station
Additional info
☂︎ This tour is organised by KR Tours guides. Look for the guide with the rainbow umbrella.
Booking rules
Booking is obligatory. Our “Pay What You Wish” tours are meant for individual travellers and small groups. Large groups (7 or more people) cannot join these tours, as they significantly affect the experience for others and the guide. For school trips, organised tours, or groups of friends, please arrange a Private Tour. For more information or to schedule a group visit, please contact us directly.
About the tour
This tour will give you unique insight into the history of Liverpool in the 20th century and get you acquainted with the watershed moments that changed not only the history of the city and the country, but the entire world!
Our adventure begins at the iconic Beatles Statue, a symbolic tribute to the band that changed the music scene.
As we walk through the lively streets, we’ll reach the legendary Cavern Club, the birthplace of The Beatles’ extraordinary career. Feel the musical energy that shaped their early years as we explore the very place where they first captured the hearts of their fans. (P.S We also would like to talk about Pete Best, The Beatles’ former Drummer)
Continuing our journey, we encounter the moving statues of Eleanor Rigby and Brian Epstein, that remind us of the profound impact of The Beatles’ music on the world.
We’ll visit The Jacaranda Club, a historic venue where The Beatles performed during their formative years, before their career developed. Feel the echoes of the past, just like at The Philharmonic Pub, a majestic Victorian establishment, and Ye Cracke, a traditional pub with a interesting history – all places where The Beatles occasionally enjoyed a drink.
Venturing further, we reach the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), founded by Sir Paul McCartney. Explore the institution that continues to nurture emerging talents, following in the footsteps of the founding members of The Beatles: George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe, and John Lennon.
Join us on this walking tour, in English and Spanish, where the melodies of The Beatles intertwine with the historic charm of Liverpool, creating an unforgettable experience for fans and music lovers alike.
Highlights
- 1
The Beatles Statue
An iconic tribute to the Fab Four at the Liverpool Pier Head, our starting point.
- 2
Cavern Club
The legendary club and birthplace of The Beatles’ career where they performed hundreds of times.
- 3
Beatles-related Statues
Moving statues of Eleanor Rigby and manager Brian Epstein, immortalised in bronze and stone.
- 4
Jacaranda Club
One of the first venues where the band played, owned by their first manager, Allan Williams.
- 5
The Beatles' Pubs
Discover traditional pubs like Ye Cracke and The Philharmonic, which were frequented by the band.
- 6
Liverpool Performing Arts
Institute founded by Paul McCartney on the site of the art college John Lennon attended.
Map
The Beatles Statue Nearest public transport: Moorfields metro station; Liverpool James Street train station
