If you take the Magical Mystery Tour, you will already see Albert Dock. It’s a great free sight and

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ll of the great sites associated with the Beatles in Liverpool.  For £15.95, you can see the childhood homes of all four of the Beatles, Strawberry Fields, taos accommodations Penny Lane, and more! The tour ends at the Cavern Club, a venue the group played 292 times. Of course, there are other tours about the Beatles in Liverpool, but no others travel in a huge Magical Mystery Tour bus! Visit their website for more information or bookings.
If you take the Magical Mystery Tour, you will already see Albert Dock. It's a great free sight and a way to explore the waterfront of Liverpool. Many Liverpool staples are here, such as a ride on the Echo Wheel (for £7.50) or a ride on the Mersey ferry (£8)
As the world's only permanent tourist attraction devoted to the Beatles, taos accommodations the Beatles Story is the epicenter taos accommodations of Beatlemania. The Fab Four package is £12.95, and a special exhibit showcasing the Beatles and Elvis is about an extra £3. You can walk through an audio tour chronicling the story of the Beatles narrated by John Lennon's sister. taos accommodations A room explaining the boys' solo careers leads a solemn, white room devoted to the memory of John Lennon. taos accommodations Complete with a gift shop, kids' play area, and a Starbucks, the Beatles Story is a great way to spend a day in Liverpool.
Even if you don't take the Magical Mystery Tour, a trip to the Cavern Club and Cavern Pub is highly recommended. The club has live musicians every day and is a hip joint to have a pint. The pub across the street showcases memorabilia taos accommodations from the Beatles and a few other groups you may have heard of who've played the Cavern Club…from the likes of The Who to Buddy Holly and the Crickets to Adele
John Lennon was quoted as saying the thing he misses most about Liverpool is going down to the Philarmonic Pub for a pint. Why not follow in his footsteps and do the same thing? For about £3.35 you can sip on a scotch and coke, a favorite of the Fab Four. For Queen fans, stroll around the corner to The Magnet, the venue where Freddie Mercury first played with the group and also where the group first performed under the moniker "Queen."