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Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening)

Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening)

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About This Event

The Duke of York Column in London will host the 'A Ticket to Ride' Beatles London tour on 4 August 2026. The tour will visit over 50 sites across London. The price varies from £39.

Duration: 2.5 hours.

Want to cover more Beatles history in one evening? Travelling by mini coach means we can visit over 50 sites across London, from gig venues to recording studios, finishing with a photo stop at the iconic Abbey Road crossing.

About This Tour

The Beatles story is a tale of two cities — until 1962 they were a Liverpool beat band, but it was London that made them a global phenomenon. This evening tour charts the Beatlemania years from 1962 to 1969 and beyond, visiting over 50 major Beatles sites across central London. No other Beatles tour covers as many locations in a single outing, or in such an entertaining and memorable way.

Sit back on your panoramic mini coach and let your specialist Beatles guide bring the story to life with live commentary, music, memorabilia and photographs, recreating the magic of those extraordinary years as you pass through the very streets where it all happened.

What You'll See

The Scotch of St James and other famous Beatles club and pub haunts

Historic early gig and show locations

The art gallery where John met Yoko

The only apartment where all four Beatles lived together

Where the band met the Maharishi Yogi

Paul's London home of over 40 years and his Soho office

Where the Live at the BBC recordings were made

The only Soho basement club where the Fab Four performed

Famous album cover and publicity shot locations

The Manchester Square EMI offices

Ringo's flat

Where they bought their iconic Beatle suits and Sgt. Pepper outfits

George Martin's Air, Trident and De Lane Lea Studios

Where Paul wrote Yesterday and worked on Eleanor Rigby

John and Yoko's apartment

NEMS offices and Brian Epstein's home

The Apple Boutique and Apple Corps office and studio

Film locations from A Hard Day's Night, Help! and Magical Mystery Tour

The famous

Abbey Road

crossing — yes, you do get to walk across!

The rooftop concert site of the Beatles' final live performance

Plus a little Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix history along the way!

What's Included

Panoramic mini coach tour of Beatles London

Live commentary from a specialist Beatles guide

Music, memorabilia and photographs throughout

Photo stop at Abbey Road

Good to Know

Departs from the Duke of York Column Monument, St James's, London SW1Y 5AJ — at the junction of Waterloo Place and Carlton House Terrace. From Piccadilly Circus tube, take the Regent Street St James's exit, walk straight ahead, cross Pall Mall and continue until the road ends at the Duke of York Column. Wait at the base of the monument, at the top of The Mall steps, for your guide. Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your tour start time to check in.

Duration: 6pm – approx. 8.30pm (Summer only).

Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus or Charing Cross.

Free cancellation and full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure.

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Frequently asked questions

Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening) takes place on Thursday, 6 August 2026.

Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening) is held at Duke of York Column in London (Waterloo Place, London, SW1Y 5AJ).

Tickets for Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening) range from £39 to £49. Live prices and availability are shown on premiumtours.co.uk.

Tickets for Why walk when you can take ‘A Ticket to Ride’ Beatles London (Evening) can be booked via premiumtours.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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