Liverpool's icons, hidden corners and the stories only a local knows, on a private tour with a born and bred Liverpool guide. Pickup from your hotel or the cruise terminal.
Walk the gardens of Strawberry Field, then find the Eleanor Rigby grave at St Peter's Church, Woolton, where John met Paul in 1957. Then on to Penny Lane.
At Anfield's Shankly Gates, hear how Everton played here first, until a row over the rent in 1892 led to Liverpool FC being born. Then the view most visitors never see: the whole city from Everton Park.
On the waterfront, the Liver Birds keep watch. Legend says if they ever fly away, Liverpool will cease to exist. We finish at Liverpool Cathedral, the biggest in Britain, and the Georgian Quarter.
Lunch is a surprise: local Liverpool food and drink in an incredible setting (pay as you go).
It's your private tour, so you set the pace. Want even more depth? Add a Professional Blue Badge Guide for £50 per booking, just ask us.
Driver and bus will wait outside the hotel or pick up point with a sign.
Driver and bus will wait outside the hotel or pick up point with a sign., please wait at the entrance of the hotel either outisde or inside depending on the weather.
The Liver Birds keep watch over the Three Graces. Legend says if they ever fly away, Liverpool will cease to exist. Their clock faces are even bigger than Big Ben's.
The Beatles statue on the waterfront, a must for photos. Your guide shares how four lads from Liverpool changed music forever.
Liverpool's historic docks, opened in 1846 and now a Grade I listed waterfront. Hear the stories of the ships, the trade and the people who passed through.
The street Paul McCartney wrote about, on his childhood bus route. See the famous street sign and the spots from the song, with the stories behind them.
Stand at the red gates of Strawberry Field and walk in the gardens where a young John Lennon played. The former Salvation Army children's home inspired one of the Beatles' most famous songs.
Mendips, the house where John Lennon grew up with his Aunt Mimi and wrote some of his first songs (outside view only).
Beatles street art in the Cavern Quarter, a short walk from where the band played the Cavern Club. A great photo stop.
Stand at the Shankly Gates and pause at the Hillsborough memorial. Then hear the story most fans don't know: Everton played at Anfield first, until a row over the rent in 1892 led to Liverpool FC being born. Stadium tour tickets are not included on this tour.
Walk the terraced streets around Anfield, where giant murals of Reds legends are painted on the gable ends. One of the city's favourite photo stops.
The view most visitors never see. Everton Park looks out over the whole city: both cathedrals, the Liver Building, the river and, on a clear day, the Welsh hills. Right beside it stands Prince Rupert's Tower, the little 18th century lock up still on Everton's badge today.
Everton's brand new stadium on Bramley Moore Dock, opened in 2025 after 133 years at Goodison Park (outside view only).
The village church where John Lennon met Paul McCartney at a church fete on 6 July 1957. In the churchyard is a gravestone with a very familiar name: Eleanor Rigby.
The biggest cathedral in Britain, designed by a 22 year old who went on to design the red telephone box. Time here for a pay as you go lunch of local Liverpool food and drink in an incredible setting.
The elegant Georgian Quarter. Look for the stone pyramid in a churchyard on Rodney Street: local legend says the man inside was buried sitting at a card table, holding a winning hand of cards.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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