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Beatles Walking Tour – In the Footsteps of the Fab Four

The Beatles London Walking Tour
Where? Helter Skelter Cafe, St. John’s Wood station, Wellington Road, St. John’s Wood When? Every Thursday 11 AM to 1.30 PM Price? From £20 Parking: Nearby car parks Buses: 13, 46, 82, 113, 139, 187, 189, DF2 Bus fares Trains: The closest station is St. John’s Wood Jubilee Train fares

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Starting off outside the Helterskelter cafe by St. John's Wood tube station, this fun walking tour will follow in the footsteps of the Fab Four, past the places that played a part in the band's history.

Abbey Road Studios and zebra crossing

Outside Abbey Road StudiosPhoto: londondrum.com
Outside Abbey Road Studios

The walk will begin with the house in Cavendish Avenue that Paul purchased at the height of Beatlemania, then walk around the corner to Abbey Road Studios where The Beatles recorded most of their songs. You'll also have a chance to walk across the famous zebra crossing that featured on their album cover.

The zebra crossing outside Abbey Road StudiosPhoto: Leo Reynolds/flickr.com
The zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios

The tour will then take you past the site of old Apple Boutique Store in Baker Street, the Marylebone Registry office where two of The Beatles got married, and the Bag O'Nails pub where Paul met Linda.

Where they played their final gig on the roofPhoto: Poirier2000/Wikimedia Commons
Where they played their final gig on the roof

Then you'll see the gallery where John met Yoko, a house where John and Yoko lived, and the old EMI building where they shot the covers for Please Please Me and Let It Be.

You'll also stand outside the London Palladium where they filmed scenes for A Hard Days Night, and stare up at the roof of No.3 Savile Row where they played their final live gig.

How to get to Abbey Road

Bus and train fares to Abbey Road
Fare zone Cash Oyster & Contactless Travelcard
Single fare Single fare Daily cap One day
Peak Off-peak Peak Off-peak Any­time Off-peak
Bus (all zones) n/a £1.75 £5.25 £6
Train (zone 1-2) £7 £3.50 £2.90 £8.90 £8.90 £16.60(zone 1-4) £16.60(zone 1-6)
Train (zone 2) £7 £2.10 £2 £8.90 £8.90
Train (zone 2-3) £7 £2.30 £2.10 £10.50 £10.50
Train (zone 2-4) £7 £3 £2.20 £12.80 £12.80
Train (zone 2-5) £7 £3.20 £2.30 £15.30 £15.30 £23.60(zone 1-6)
Train (zone 2-6) £7 £3.60 £2.40 £16.30 £16.30
Note: Prices are correct as of
Bus No.13, 46, 82, 113, 139, 187, 189 and DF2 all stop near Abbey Road. The closest train station is St. John’s Wood Jubilee. Plan your journey from Bank, Charing Cross, Earl’s Court, Euston, King’s Cross St. Pancras, Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Marylebone, Paddington, Victoria, Waterloo or another station:

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