Discover Liverpool’s Best Venues

Located at the historic Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story is an award-winning, immersive walkthrough exhibition detailing the rise of the Fab Four. Visitors travel through meticulously detailed set recreations, including the Casbah Coffee Club, Abbey Road Studios, and the Cavern Club, while viewing original instruments, rare photographs, and personal memorabilia. Complete with audio guides available in multiple languages, it offers the ultimate chronological deep-dive into how four local lads changed global music culture forever.

Situated in the heart of the city on world-famous Mathew Street, the Liverpool Beatles Museum holds one of the largest private collections of authentic Beatles memorabilia in the world. Spanning three floors inside a Grade II listed building, the museum features over 1,000 genuine items owned by the band, including early Hamburg-era instruments, stage clothing, personal letters, and John Lennon's Sgt. Pepper medals. Curated by Roag Best, brother of early Beatles drummer Pete Best, it provides an intimate, authentic perspective on the band's personal journey.

Located in Woolton, Strawberry Field is the former Salvation Army children's home whose grounds inspired John Lennon’s legendary 1967 song. Visitors can explore the tranquil woodland gardens where a young Lennon played, walk past the famous red gates, and view an interactive exhibition featuring the Steinway piano on which Lennon composed "Imagine". Beyond its musical heritage, every ticket purchased directly funds The Salvation Army’s Steps to Work program, which supports young adults with learning difficulties into employment.

Housed inside the historic Cunard Building on the Pier Head waterfront, the British Music Experience celebrates the broader story of British popular music from 1945 to the present day. The museum displays over 600 iconic artefacts, including stage costumes worn by David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, and the Spice Girls, alongside classic instruments and handwritten lyrics. Interactive zones, such as the Gibson Studio where guests can play electric guitars and drums, and a vocal booth for recording tracks, make it a hands-on experience for music lovers of all generations.