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The Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour London

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London, GB
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The Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour London

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London, GB
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Experience the magic of The Beatles in London with our bespoke and private tour. Immerse yourself in the history of the Fab Four as our knowledgeable and passionate guides take you to the iconic spots linked to the band. Start your journey at the legendary Abbey Road Studios and walk across the famous zebra crossing, visit the Abbey Road shop, and hear sensational stories of the band. Explore Carnaby Street, where the Beatles earned their stripes and played the night away. Discover the London Palladium, where Beatlemania was born, and learn about the social and political revolution of the 60s. Finally, visit 3 Savile Row, where the Beatles performed their last live gig on the rooftop. This unique experience is a must for any Beatles fan and a perfect way to discover the musical history of London.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • 4 hours - 5 hours
  • Suitable for 1-6 Participants
  • Private Tour, Small Group Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Visit Abbey Road Studios and walk across the famous zebra crossing
  • Explore Carnaby Street and learn about the Beatles' time there
  • Experience the historic London Palladium and learn about Beatlemania
  • Discover 3 Savile Row, where the Beatles performed their last live gig
  • See Beatles memorabilia inside 3 Savile Row
  • Bottled water
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Fuel surcharge
  • Parking fees
  • Private Transportation in a Licensed London Black Taxi
  • Private Guide
  • Gratuities

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Introduction

The Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour London offers a bespoke and private experience, tailored to the customer's interests. This unique tour takes you on a journey through the iconic spots linked to the Beatles, providing a fascinating insight into the history of the Fab Four from the sixties up to the present day. With knowledgeable guides who are passionate music enthusiasts and Beatles fans themselves, this tour promises to be an unforgettable adventure in the heart of London.

What to expect?

During the Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour, you can expect to visit all the well-known locations associated with the Beatles, such as the famous rooftop where they performed their last live gig in 1969. As you explore these iconic spots, your guide will share captivating stories and anecdotes about the band's history, giving you a deeper understanding of their impact on music and culture. With private transportation in a licensed London Black Taxi, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the sights while your guide takes care of all the logistics.

Who is this for?

This tour is perfect for Beatles enthusiasts and music lovers of all ages. Whether you grew up listening to their timeless hits or discovered their music recently, this experience offers something for everyone. From die-hard fans looking to immerse themselves in the Beatles' world to casual listeners interested in learning more about their iconic legacy, this tour welcomes all who appreciate the Fab Four's incredible influence on music history.

Why book this?

The Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour London stands out from other tours due to its personalized and intimate nature. With a private guide who shares your passion for the Beatles, you can expect an engaging and interactive experience. The licensed London Black Taxi adds a touch of authenticity and comfort to your journey, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride. From the fascinating historical insights to the opportunity to see rare Beatles memorabilia, this tour offers a unique perspective on the band's journey, making it a must-book for any Beatles fan.

Good to know

During the tour, you will have the chance to visit a delightful Georgian house in London's Mayfair, where the Beatles performed their last live gig on the rooftop. This iconic location allows you to step back in time and imagine the energy and excitement of that historic moment. Inside the house, you'll find display cabinets filled with Beatles memorabilia, providing a visual feast for fans. The tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and all necessary fees and surcharges. Please note that gratuities are not included.

Reviews

Customers who have experienced the Beatles Magical History Black Taxi Tour London have raved about the knowledge and enthusiasm of the guides. They appreciated the personalized approach and the opportunity to delve deep into the Beatles' history. Many reviewers mentioned how this tour brought the band's story to life, allowing them to connect on a deeper level with the music they love. Overall, customers were highly satisfied with the tour and praised it as a must-do experience for any Beatles fan visiting London.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Your Itinerary

Abbey Road Studios

Abbey Road Studio is one of the worlds most important buildings in music history. It is where the Beatles recorded almost all of their albums in the 1960's. Plenty of photos opportunities. Walk across the famous zebra crossing, make your mark on the graffiti wall, visit the Abbey Road shop, and hear sensational stories of the Fab Four.

Carnaby Street

Carnaby Street was at the centre of the swinging 60's. The district of Soho is littered with musical history. This is where the Beatles earned their stripes, danced and played the night away. You will get to see the other famous studio that the Fab Four used to record iconic tracks. The venue where Paul met his wife Linda, as well as the courthouse and cell where John Lennon spent the night.

London Palladium

It was here, after a show in 1963, that the term 'Beatlemania' was born! Hear about how the Fab Four caused chaos after one particular show and look at the social, political and financial revolution taking place at an area steeped in history of all kinds.

3 Savile Row

This delightful Georgian house in the premier district of London's Mayfair, is where the Beatles performed their last live gig on the roof-top in 1969. Hear how this beautiful building was run during the Beatles era, and inside discover display cabinets full of Beatles memorabilia.

Reviews

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5 (32)

Jeffrey_B

Every stop brought history to life by Paul’s expansive knowledge of the Beatles and that era. We were transported back in time.

Steve_H

We had Moses as our tour guide! We booked this tour last minute so wasn’t sure what to expect! But we were pleasantly surprised with not only all the stops he took us to, but his knowledge of all things Beatles was excellent!! Plus he gave us some insight on London as we drove! He took pictures of us, videos of us and was very attentive to us! Whoever is lucky enough to book this tour I hope you get Moses as your guide!! He was 5 star all the way!!

Lucy_L

Highly recommend this tour. I’ve done group tours in the past but having a private tour was another level. The driver Moses was amazing, he was very knowledgeable and had a great sense humour. What I also loved was how he captured all the classic moments by taking photographs for us.

leticiaaI1237RK

Peter was a wonderful, informative, and knowledgeable guide and made sure we saw everything important about the Beatles! Many of the true facts we had not heard of. Peter made this tour so much fun and will quiz you on facts! He also included information on other artists from the UK. SO COOL and FUN!

598allyl

I’ve been back in the USA for over a week now and I still can’t stop talking about this adventure. I took my dad for Father’s Day because he is a diehard Beatles fan and we had so much fun. Moses was absolutely wonderful and made us feel like we were back in London during Beatlemania! He also took great photos so our memories will last a life time. MUST DO with Moses while in London!

earp4847

We booked the Jack the Ripper tour in addition to the Beatles tour. Wonderful communication before our trip. Mick arrived in a very clean and comfortable taxi. He was a wealth of information. He took us to all of the pertinent stops. We got out at the stops and he explained the stop in detail. Mick possesses an incredible personality! This trip was to celebrate our son’s graduation. Our son loved Mick. My only regret is not booking more tours with them.

Wayne_H

Paul Williams was amazing. We were extremely impressed with his knowledge of the Beatles. I highly recommend this tour!

Paul C

Moses gave a great tour! He had lots of great stories tied in with the sights we visited. He kept us comfortable and laughing. Great job getting the “Abbey Road Crosswalk” photo!

Elizabeth_H

The tour guide/driver was friendly , knowledgeable, and accommodating. We are a three generation family and our guide made it interesting for all of us.

RonL641

My children, grandchildren, and I had the great pleasure of two Black Hat Taxi private tours in London with Tim Brosnan in October 2022, and both were fabulous. Tim is a knowledgeable and very entertaining guide whom I strongly recommend for a great London experience. This review is of the “Beatles with a strong side of Soho Rock & Roll history” tour. If you appreciate the music from London that changed the world in the 1960s and 70s, it’s a tour you don’t want to miss! Tim began the tour in the Marylebone burrough of London with the places where the Beatles made their music and left their mark on pop culture. This included Abbey Road Studios where, after being rejected by many other record labels in London, the Beatles recorded almost every song they made. In addition to the photo op of our walk across Abbey Road, Tim told us stories about the people, music, and cultural influence that came out of this legendary studio. The Beatles part of the tour also took us to the Marylebone train station where my grandkids, kids, and I got a chance to reenact the opening scene from the Beatles movie, A Hard Day’s Night when the Beatles were chased down the street by crazed fans. Watching the video he took of us running down the street will always bring a smile to my face. From there, we went to some of the neighborhoods where the Beatles lived in the 60’s including the house where Ringo lived for a while before John and Yoko moved in as well as where Paul lived when he was dating Jane Asher. Tim brought these homes alive with stories of Paul’s “escape route” out of the Asher house to avoid being attacked by fans, John and Yoko’s nude photo shoot that made it onto the Two Virgins album cover and, best of all for me, Paul McCartney’s home. Sir Paul’s home in St. John’s Wood, I found out, has been his residence in London since the mid-1960s – before Eleanor Rigby – and it remains his London home today. On the sidewalk in front of his house I collected a few leaves that had fallen from a tree on Paul’s property. The leaves are now framed and hung on a wall in my home – a simple-yet-fabulous piece of Beatles memorabilia made possible by Tim’s knowledge and stories of the Beatles. After the Beatles part of the tour, we headed to Soho, which was another hotbed of rock-and-roll in the 1960s. There, we found the pubs and nightlcubs where many of the great bands of that era got their starts including The Who, Jimi Hendrix the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and the list goes on. Tim also showed us the hidden pubs where these musical greats spent their downtime drinking beer and sharing stories. At the end of it all, my entire family got a real sense of an era when pop culture around the world was being defined at these very spots in London. Tim finished the tour with a stop at 3 Saville Row where the Beatles played their last public concert on the rooftop – a fitting ending for both the Beatles and our tour. In addition to his deep knowledge of that era and the places and people that were part of it, Tim had style and a sense of humor that couldn’t be beat. He connected with my children and grandchildren as he told his stories, and they were enchanted by it all. Maybe his best magic trick was his knowledge of the places where he could park his taxi that, because of London parking rules, others could not. His parking magic ensured that for every place we visited, we had a short walk to see what we had come for. If a tour of the Beatles in London and London’s role in pop culture in the 60s and 70s is of interest to you, there is no better way to do it than with Tim Brosnan as your guide. I’ve been to many countries and taken many guided tours and there were none led by a better guide than Tim Brosnan. He knew what he was doing at every turn, and he conveyed his stories to us in ways that were always both informative and entertaining. If you get a chance to take a ride with Tim, don’t miss it!
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-05-04 14:37
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