First we will take you to the famous penny lane sign which Paul McCartney has signed and is great for a photograph or selfie, then you will be told in detail about how the penny lane song came about, then you will be transported by our guide/driver down penny lane while listening to the song itself on the way to see the barbershop and shelter which appear in the lyrics of the song.

We will visit the place that inspired John Lennon to write a song about when it was a children's orphanage, nowadays it is a visitors place with free entry and is amenities there to use such as toilets, it has small coffee/tea room and souvenir shop, nice garden area, and at the front entrance has the famous strawberry fields gates for great photo or selfie.

The childhood home of Paul McCartney Were we will stop and get out of the vehicle and take photographs and tell the story of his early years leading upto his worldwide fame with The Beatles. Note we do not enter any of the houses on this tour.

This is the childhood home of John Lennon, here we will get out of the vehicle and take photographs of the property, we will also tell you the story of John's early life and what shaped him into the famous musician he became . Note we do not enter the property as this is owned by the national trust and they operate there own pre booked tours of inside the house .

This is the location were John Lennon and Paul McCartney were first introduced to each other. Here will get out the vehicle walk around the grounds of St. Peter's church and see were Eleanor Rigby's headstone is. Also we will take a short walk across the Road to St. Peter's church hall were we will see the plaque that describes the day that John met Paul. We will give the full story of what happened on that day on 6th of July 1957 . Please note that the church and church hall are not always open to the public .

The childhood home of George Harrison we will get out the vehicle tell the story of his upbringing and how he became member of The Beatles and take photographs.

Here we will visit the childhood homes of Ringo Starr. First we get out the vehicle and take a short walk to 9 Madryn street were Ringo was born and tell you a short story at that location, then we will literally cross High park street to Admiral were Ringo was raised by his mother and step father till he became member of The Beatles. Then as we walk out of Admiral Grove we will see the Empress pub and explain its connection to Ringo before, photographs and full storys will be told at each of these locations connected to Ringo . Please note we do not enter any of these properties as they are privately owned and not open to the public .