The tour typically begins at the famous Penny Lane, a street immortalised in one of the Beatles’ most nostalgic songs. Here, you’ll see the barbershop, the bus shelter, and the roundabout mentioned in the lyrics, all while learning about the Liverpool of the 1960s that inspired their music. A quick stop at Strawberry Field, once a Salvation Army orphanage near John Lennon’s childhood home, lets you soak in the site’s tranquil ambiance and understand why Lennon found it so special. You can even stop to sign the famous red gates, now a symbol of Beatles fandom.

The tour often culminates with a visit to the Cavern Club, Liverpool’s rock ‘n’ roll hotspot where the Beatles performed nearly 300 times. This legendary club is an essential stop for any fan, and you can still feel the energy of their early performances echoing through its dimly lit walls.