Rock ‘n’ roll music tours in London show you a different side of the English capital. They focus on performance venues, houses of the stars and even roads that have been made famous by British artists through the years. Walk in the footsteps of everyone from Jimi Hendrix to the Beatles as you explore with your historian guide. During these music-themed excursions, you’ll visit iconic sites as well as offbeat places that many tourists miss.
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Rock ‘n’ roll music tours in London show you a different side of the English capital. They focus on performance venues, houses of the stars and even roads that have been made famous by British artists through the years.
Walk in the footsteps of everyone from Jimi Hendrix to the Beatles as you explore with your historian guide. During these music-themed excursions, you’ll visit iconic sites as well as offbeat places that many tourists miss.
Heres's all you need to know about Rock 'n' Roll Music Tours, one o the best options for sightseeing tours in London.
You’ll discover places far beyond the bright city lights, where the icons of rock and roll once worked and partied. Although the Beatles were Liverpool boys through and through, they left their mark on London too. On this guided tour by bus, you’ll see the pubs and clubs where they played, and take photos of yourself strolling across Abbey Road.
For a truly exclusive experience, a private rock ‘n’ roll music tour hits all the high notes. Traveling by black cab makes for fast journey times, so you’ll pack in lots of sights. Your personal guide will take you to hot spots like Abbey Road and Trident Studios, as well as several Soho filming locations.
These Beatles walking tours in London take you to some of the secret alleys and side streets where the boys themselves used to hang out. Your guide will show you vibrant murals, hidden studios and locations used for shooting album covers. Soho and Carnaby Street both feature, along with the art gallery where John Lennon met Yoko Ono.
If you just can’t get enough of the Fab Four, then why not take a day trip from London up to their homeland? You’ll be traveling to Liverpool from London by train, and once you arrive you will get to explore The Beatles Story, Penny Lane and the Cavern Club. You can also add a visit to the Beatles Museum and turn your jaunt into a complete rock 'n' roll adventure!
Rock ‘n’ roll music walking tours in London cost £20 to £35 per person, depending on the itinerary.
Group music tours in London by bus are generally cost around £60 per traveler.
Prices for Beatles-themed day trips to Liverpool from London range from £190 to £200 per person.
Private black cab Beatles tours in London are charged on a group basis, with prices ranging from £370 to £500, depending on the itinerary and vehicle.
London music tours generally include transport (mini-bus, coach, traditional black cab or taxi) and and expert local guide. Hotel pick-ups from central London are not usually provided, unless you have booked a private tour.
Walking tours only include a local guide, and you may need to purchase a ticket for a tube ride.
These music tours have a variety of starting points located across the city. One of the most popular meeting spots is beside the Duke of York Monument at Waterloo Place, not far from Trafalgar Square. Other excursions kick off from outside Sloane Square Station or at St. Johns Wood.
Most music walking tours in London last between 2 and 3 hours, while private taxi tours can last 3 to 4 hours. Excursions to Liverpool from London generally last an entire day.
Rock ‘n’ roll music tours in London are available throughout the year. Tours take place at all times of day too, with evening excursions available for a little added atmosphere. There’s no avoiding the crowds in London, but for a quieter experience, early mornings are generally your best bet. Try to visit on a weekday if you can.