Liverpool and the Beatles

This award-winning exhibition is the world's largest permanent exhibition devoted to the lives and times of The Beatles. Book tickets online in advance, especially during peak season. Allow at least 2 hours to fully explore the exhibits. It is fully accessible.

Experience live music in the legendary cellar club where The Beatles played 292 times. Arrive early to secure a good spot, especially for popular evening sets. Check their website for performance schedules and entry fees. The club can get very crowded, and accessibility might be limited due to its historic nature and steps.

Visit the iconic street immortalized in The Beatles' song. It's a great photo opportunity, but be aware it's a busy working street. No booking needed. It's an outdoor location, so dress for the weather.

Explore the visitor centre, gardens, and 'Imagine' path at the site of the former children's home that inspired John Lennon's song. Book tickets online for guaranteed entry and to check opening times. The site is largely accessible.

A 20-30 minute bus or taxi ride from central Liverpool to Woolton.

This historic churchyard is where John Lennon first met Paul McCartney at a garden fete in 1957. You can also see the grave of Eleanor Rigby. No booking required. Check for service times if you wish to enter the church itself.