After being collected from home or your Liverpool Hotel, the first 2-hours of your tour is a shared Beatles Walking Tour in small groups with a. qualified fun Liverpool tour guide from the Beatles statues to the Walker Art Gallery in the World Heritage Site. You will then have 1 hour free time in William Brown Street to enjoy refreshments and use the rest rooms before your private tour for up to 6 guests in your group to Penny Lane etc. The fun day 1 itinerary is as follows,

You will be guided past the the Billy Fury Statue and you will learn about the Beatles time in Liverpool during the 1960's and how their legacy has helped Liverpool emerge from the ashes.

You will be guided across Liverpool One to the Victoria Monument where you will learn about Liverpool in WW2. All of the Beatles were born during the blitz and your guide will bring the tour and the city to life with visuals showing you how the city has changed. The Beatles were also photographed standing on the monument which you can recreate yourself.

The Beatles had their homecoming banquet in the Town Hall and then made a famous appearance on the balcony in front of screaming crowds. It is the 3rd town hall in Liverpool and it is in the heart of the world heritage site and there are lots of pubs and clubs connected with the Fab4

This building was the Headquarters of the Whitestar Line shipping company who built the ill-fated Titanic - there are many Maritime connections John Lennon's father worked at sea, even Ringo Starr worked on the River Mersey for a time.

Enjoy a mini magical mystery guided walk along this famous street in the Cavern Quarter. You will take photos at the Cavern Wall of Fame, outside the Cavern Club, Eric's, the Eleanor Rigby and Cilla Black statues. Then continue on to the former site of North End Music Stores, Hessey's music shop and much more as your local Liverpool Tour Guide and Beatles expert explains how this incredible story unfolded and how four ordinary Liverpool lads took the world by storm.

Your morning shared guided walk finishes here outside the gallery where Stuart Sutcliffe an early member of the Beatles who went to Hamburg sold a painting. Stu sadly died of a bleed on the brain. There is lots to do in William Brown Street and you will have one hours free time here perhaps to visit the cafe in the stunning central library and to use the rest rooms before your private afternoon Beatles tour for up to 6 guests to see Penny Lane - there is no more complete Beatles and Liverpool Heritage Tour available in Liverpool and you've still got a full day in North Wales to come which will absolutely blow you away. You will have the same qualified Blue Badge Driver Guide for the afternoon Beatles tour and for your full day adventure in North Wales which will be a superb and very personal experience and the luxury licensed V-class Mercedes are sanitised between tours and have complimentary bottled water and WIFI. Masks and sanitiser gel are available.

The first photo stop on your luxury car tour is the childhood home of Ringo Starr the Beatles Drummer. You will also see his second home and the Empress pub in the area of Liverpool 8 called the Welsh streets.

There's a shelter in the middle of a roundabout and you can take photos at the barbers, the famous road sign all hopefully under blue suburban skies.

Take photos at the famous gates of the Salvation Army orphanage which was next door to the house that John Lennon was brought up in with his Aunt Mimi and Uncle George.

Take photos outside the childhood home which was purchased by Yoko Ono and then donated to the National Trust.

Take photos outside the world's 5th largest cathedral where Paul McCartney was auditioned in 1953 for the choir - do you think he was accepted?

Drive past the venue where Paul McCartney played his impromptu carpool Karaoke and this pub was John Lennon's local. The pub is on Hope Street in Liverpool which also has the Beatles schools and colleges and John's birthplace.

If you want a cathedral we've got one to spare as you see the bells on this cathedral Mathew, Mark, Luke & John but locally known as John. Paul, George and Ringo.

This is the venue where the Beatles played the very last time in Liverpool in 1965. Day one finishes here although we will take you back to your Liverpool address as this is a door to door tour and you can look forward to day 2 your North Wales adventure.