• Abbey Road Studios - Abbey Road Studios in London is iconic, famous for its legendary recordings by artists like The Beatles. It’s not just a studio; it’s a symbol of musical history and innovation.
• Montagu Square - Montagu Square in London is renowned for being the location of John Lennon’s former residence. It’s where he composed some of The Beatles’ songs and where various musicians, including Jimi Hendrix, also lived.
• London Beatles Store - The London Beatles Store is a must-visit for any Beatles fan! Located in the heart of the city, it offers a wide range of Beatles-themed merchandise, from clothing to collectibles, celebrating the legacy of the iconic band.
• Savile Row - Savile Row holds a special place in Beatles history as the site of the Apple Corps headquarters, where the band performed their famous rooftop concert in 1969. The rooftop concert marked the culmination of their “Let It Be” project and remains a legendary moment in music history.
• Carnaby Street - Carnaby Street in London is synonymous with the swinging ‘60s and the Beatles’ influence on fashion and culture. The band members were known to frequent the area, and it became a hub for trendy boutiques and music clubs during that era. Today, you can still feel the Beatles’ presence in the vibrant atmosphere of Carnaby Street.
• The Gibson Garage London - The Gibson Garage in London is a haven for guitar enthusiasts, offering a wide range of Gibson guitars, accessories, and memorabilia. It’s a great place to explore if you’re a fan of the Beatles, as Gibson guitars have played a significant role in the band’s iconic sound.

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• London Palladium - The London Palladium is one of the city’s most famous theaters, known for hosting a variety of performances, including music concerts, theater productions, and television shows. The Beatles performed there several times during their career, adding to the venue’s rich musical history.
• Handel & Hendrix in London - Handel and Hendrix in London is a unique museum that celebrates the lives and legacies of two legendary musicians: George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix. The museum is located in separate buildings, with Handel’s former home at 25 Brook Street and Hendrix’s flat at 23 Brook Street. It’s a fascinating place to explore the intertwined musical histories of these two iconic figures.
• Royal Albert Hall - The Royal Albert Hall is one of London’s most iconic venues, known for its stunning architecture and prestigious events. The Beatles performed there several times, including their famous concert in 1963, which was part of the “Pop Go The Beatles” radio series. It’s a symbol of cultural significance and a must-visit for music lovers.
• The Tower House - Tower House in London is a historic Victorian mansion located in Kensington. It was famously owned by the legendary guitarist and songwriter, Jimmy Page, of the rock band Led Zeppelin. The house is known for its unique architectural style and has been featured in various publications for its distinctive appearance.
• Garden Lodge - Garden Lodge in London was the home of the legendary musician Freddie Mercury, the lead vocalist of the band Queen. It’s located in Kensington, and it was where Mercury lived until his passing in 1991. The house holds a special place in music history and is still cherished by fans of Queen around the world.

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