This is Paul McCartneys Story Private Beatles Tour in Liverpool

We stop outside 10 Sunbury Road in Anfield which was the first family home of Paul McCartney. Although Paul was born nearby at Walton Hospital on 18 June 1942—where his mother Mary worked as a nurse—this was the address the family returned to and where he spent his earliest months...

A true hidden highlight, we arrive to take photos outside the Casbah Coffee Club where Paul helped create the scene—literally painting the walls and ceiling himself. This is truly where it all began as Paul & John had both given up playing in 1958 and it was the opportunity to...

In the Speke district, we explore the streets and landscapes that shaped Paul McCartney’s earliest years. Stopping to take photos outside his childhood homes on Western Avenue and Ardwick Road, you’ll see where his first memories, family life, and musical curiosity began within a working-class Liverpool community. The tour continues...

Mother Mary's grave - This peaceful cemetery marks a pivotal moment in Paul’s life. His mother, Mary, is buried here in an unmarked grave. Her death when Paul was just 14 had a profound emotional impact, later reflected in songs such as “Let It Be.” This stop offers a deeper,...

⛪ St Peter’s Church, Woolton – First Meeting & “Eleanor Rigby”

At St Peter’s Church in Woolton, we visit one of the most significant locations in Paul McCartney’s early story. It was here, at the church fête in July 1957, that Paul was first introduced to John Lennon—a meeting that...

Penny Lane – St Barnabas Church & Everyday Liverpool Life

At the famous Penny Lane, we step into one of the most recognisable places in Paul McCartney’s story—not just a song, but a real location filled with memories. Overlooking this area is St Barnabas Church, where Paul sang in the...

We stop outside Paul’s teenage home to take photos. This is one of the most important sites on the tour. It was here that he began writing songs and developing the confidence that would define his career. This modest house became the birthplace of a songwriting partnership that would change...

At Sefton Park, we explore a more personal and playful side of Paul McCartney’s early life. On the boating lake here, Paul would often hire rowing boats—famously ignoring calls to return, joking that when they shouted “come in number five,” he would simply row further away. This light-hearted story, told...

Hope Street – LIPA, Liverpool Institute, Street Art & Ye Cracke

On Hope Street, we bring together Paul McCartney’s past and present in one of Liverpool’s most culturally rich areas. Here stands his former school, the Liverpool Institute, where Paul studied as a teenager before later returning to save the...