• Bluecoat - The 10.30am and 2.00pm tours will meet at the Bluecoat. After an introduction to your tour, you will begin your journey towards the area of the city deeply intertwined with the Beatles’ story.
• Mathew Street - As you head towards Mathew Street, home of the Cavern Club, you’ll be walking along a musical memory lane. Mathew Street is one of the most famous streets globally, synonymous with the Cavern Club and The Beatles. You’ll have the chance to take a photo in front of the Cavern Club and see all the connections along the street and the area to The Beatles’ story.
• Eleanor Rigby Statue - Your first stop is the Eleanor Rigby statue. A great photo opportunity, as you hear about her famous musical creator and her Liverpool connection.
• Whitechapel - The area around Whitechapel is rooted in The Beatles’ story. You’ll see Hessy’s, the famous music shop that has launched a thousand bands, and visit locations forever etched in Fab Four history.
• Derby Square - Passing by The Hard Days Night Hotel, you will visit Derby Square, built on the original site of Liverpool Castle. Here, you’ll have the chance to take some photos in front of the imposing statue of Queen Victoria, which is also the setting for a famous photo of The Beatles.
• Beatles Statue - As you walk along the dock area, you’ll be able to take photos of the iconic buildings that frame this part of the waterfront, including the Cunard Building, the Royal Liver Building, and, of course, get a selfie with The Beatles as they look across the Mersey.

On occasion, due to events taking place on the Waterfront, access to the Andy Edwards Beatle Statue on the Waterfront may be limited. In these instances, we stop by The Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in the Cavern Walks.

• Royal Albert Dock Liverpool - As your guide escorts you around the waterfront to the Pump House on the famous Royal Albert Dock, you’ll pass by the bronze statue of Billy Fury, which has become a shrine for his fans. As you near the end of the tour, the reason for the visit to the Pump Room will be revealed with a final and interesting story of Liverpool and its role in The Beatles’ journey.
• Liverpool Town Hall - As you walk towards the Town Hall, you’ll hear about its role in Liverpool’s music history. Nearby, you’ll see a monument to Nelson, which is now over 200 years old.

• Local Liverpool experienced guides
• Easy walking tour with rest stops
• Alternative routes or stops on rare occasions
• Visit to Andy Edwards Beatle Statue or John Doubleday’s statue

• No food or drink included