London: Private Beatles Taxi Tour
Soho, London, London
Visit the sites where The Beatles lived, worked, and loved by London taxi. See the famous Abbey Road Studios and have your photo taken crossing the famous crossing from The Abbey Road album cover.
This private guided taxi tour explores iconic Beatles locations across London, ideal for fans interested in the band’s history and London landmarks.
Highlights
- Visit Abbey Road and cross the famous crossing
- See where The Beatles lived during their time in London
- Discover the site of John Lennon’s marijuana arrest
- Have your photo taken on the steps where Paul McCartney married twice
- Learn how some of The Beatles’ most famous songs were recorded in London
Description
Begin the tour at Sloane Square with an expert guide in a classic black taxi. Visit key Beatles sites including where the band lived, worked, and fell in love in London.
See the home and offices of Brian Epstein, known as “the fifth Beatle,” and hear about his crucial role in the band's success and his tragic death in a building used for Beatles photoshoots and launch parties.
Stop at Trident Studios, where hits like “Hey Jude” were recorded, and learn how top session musicians contributed to tracks such as “Lady Madonna.”
Visit locations where Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were married and where scenes from their film A Hard Day’s Night were shot. Hear stories including John Lennon’s near incident with Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
The tour concludes at The London Palladium, where your guide explains the origin of the term “Beatlemania” and The Beatles’ continuing influence as the most successful musical act in history.
Includes
- Professional guide
- Transportation by classic black taxi cab
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and bring a camera for photos at Abbey Road and other locations. The tour runs year-round; daytime tours provide optimal lighting for photography.