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The Beatles' Liverpool Day Tour
delivered by Jackie
Our full day tour of The Beatles' Liverpool is the most
comprehensive tour of its kind. The time spent on the coach is
limited to transportation. We will not do a 'drive by' of a
significant Beatle sight unless we come across a legal
restriction. Our team of Beatle experts have put together a day
of true historic and memorable Beatle sights in the city. Each
has a story to tell that will fascinate even the most
knowledgeable fans. We have a great mix of some of the better
known sights with those that are little know but weigh heavy in
Beatle history. The tour was developed by The Beatle Pilgrimage
Tour staff & our genuine Liverpudlian tour guide, Jackie. You will hear
first hand accounts as told by locals that where there when
it happened.
The day includes a visit to The
Casbah Coffee Club with an exclusive tour of the club
narrated by either Roag or Rory Best. You will hear a story
of The Beatles' 'true beginnings' directly from the source.
You are in direct contact with the people that can give you
an eye witness account of the real Beatles story. The tales
will amaze you. On display for your viewing pleasure are
many of the genuine Beatle artifacts that the [Pete] Best
family holds so dearly. As you can see by our tour photos in
our photo gallery, Pete Best has been know to stop by and
meet the guests of The Beatle Pilgrimage Tour
We'll stop by St. Peter's Parish
Hall and meet Dave - he was there when John & Paul met for
the first time. We'll see Beatle birthplaces, schools and
childhood homes. There's also a roundabout with a banker,
barber & shelter and you will be taken down to a place where
nothing is real. Dave will show you a picture drawn by John
when he was just a toddler.
Included in the day is a time to
remember friends like Stu & Brian with a respectful visit to
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Beatle Ale Trail
[group tours only
- self-guided for private tours].
Our exclusive trail to the pubs
frequented by The Beatles' during their early Liverpool
days. The locals are on hand are and a very willing to share
their personal stories about The Beatles.
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'mic' night at The Jacaranda
[subject to tour
schedule]
The Jacaranda is a small
Liverpool club that played a big part in the early
development of The Beatles in Liverpool. Basically it is as
it was in the early 60s, the club's most treasured Beatles
artifact is a mural in the catacombed cellar that was
painted by Stu Sutcliffe. Legend as has it, that Lennon
himself has left a piece of artwork on the wall. The evening
is capped with 'mic night at The Jac' where you have the
opportunity to get up on stage at an authentic Beatles'
venue and have your 15 minutes of Beatles fame.
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Fish N Chip at The Grapes
[private tours only]
After your Liverpool Day Tour,
enjoy a meal at the famous Grapes pub. You can feel the aura
of the Beatle around you. If you are lucky, you might get
verbally abused by former Beatles' manager Alan Williams.
This is what we call 'The Liverpool Blessing'.
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The Beatle Story Experience |
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One of the most popular Beatles
attractions in Liverpool. Witness the history of The Beatles
as you casual walk through exhibits replicating such famous
locations as Hamburg, The Casbah Coffee Club, The Cavern,
Bill Harry's MerseyBeat Office, a yellow submarine and so
much more. An unforgettable experience. In 2008, the exhibit
was doubled in size. |
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Inside tour on Menlove Ave. & Forthlin Rd.
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The tour of John & Paul's childhood homes is one of the most
exciting and emotional events on the tour. This 3 hour excursion
to Menlove Ave. & Forthlin Rd. is as thrilling as it gets.
The attendant at each resident will invite you in and
provide you with a set of earphones for a professionally
prepare historical presentation of the homes. |
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Buffet Lunch or Tea & Cakes at St. Peter's Church
(group tour only - for private tours, inside visit only)
The church verger has always
welcomed the guests of The Beatles Pilgrimage Tour. The church
puts together either a buffet lunch or provides traditional Tea
& Cakes [depending on tour schedule & size). The verger is always
pulling something out of the church closet that makes for a nice [and
authentic] souvenir.
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Albert Dock
Your guide will escort you to the former Victorian Dock &
Textile Warehouses that have been transformed into [great Beatle
souvenirs] shops, Maritime Museum, Tate Museum, Cafes and, of course, the
Mersey River. Enjoy a few hours at this lovely location and get
the best view of Liverpool's symbol - The Liver Building
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Ferry Ride 'cross The Mersey.
Once you take a ferry ride across The Mersey, you will have a
renewed appreciation for the hit song by Gerry & The Pacemakers.
It is a one hour round trip that is is truly a wonderful
Liverpool experience. The view of the Liverpool
docks & The Liver Building is breathtaking.
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Beatles Day
Only during July Group
Tour
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For info... click on image |
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The Mathew Street Festival
Only during August Group
Tour
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last Monday of each August, the City of Liverpool is closed
to traffic for one of the city's biggest festivals of the
year. For those that don't know this, Mathew St. is the
location of The Cavern and other Beatle historical sights.
The festival centers around music with Beatle tribute bands
on just about every street corner. There are also great
local acts that just might become the next Beatles. |
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International Beatle Week
Only during August Group
Tour
Prior to the Mathew Street
Festival, beginning on the Friday night and continuing thr
Sunday evening the main events of International Beatle
Week occur. There are special events, auctions, art,
collectibles and everything else about The Beatles. The
event is centered around The Beatle Convention at the
Adelphi Hotel [not included - $20. per person/per day]. The
conventions runs Beatle videos, interviews, tribute bands
and vendor's selling their Beatle wares. Each guest
will receive information & concert schedule in advance to
select the Beatle Week attractions they wish to attend.
There is something for all fans to enjoy. |