Highlights
- Choice of morning, afternoon or full-day London Rock Music Tour
- Small-group tour restricted to a maximum of 16 people
- See all of London’s famous rock 'n' roll sites
- Visit Abbey Road, Apple HQ, Paul's House, Ringo's House, Jimmy Page's house and much more
- Enjoy personalized attention and hear insider stories about your favorite musicians from your knowledgeable rock guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Abbey RoadLondon Rock 'n Roll tour: Crossing Abbey Road with my familyPhoto by: Christopher MUSA, 07 2009 -
Hard Rock CafeThis was the First Hard Rock Cafe in the world!Photo by: Christopher MUSA, 07 2009 -
Abbey RoadAbbey RoadPhoto by: Ryan & Asha04 2013 -
Rock Tour Abbey Rd 2 4-13-12Crossing Abbey RoadPhoto by: PETER J R04 2012 -
Rock Tour Us with Bob 4-13-12Us with Bob (middle)Photo by: PETER J R04 2012 -
Rolling Stone Albums, LondonThe Rolling Stones are an integral part of the London Rock Tour!Photo by: Anonymous07 2011 -
McCartney Studios, LondonThe London Rock Tour brings you to McCartney Studios.Photo by: Anonymous07 2011 -
Abbey Studios, LondonThe London Rock Tour brings you to Abbey Road Studios.Photo by: Anonymous07 2011 -
Rock Tour Van, LondonCruise around London in this comfy van on the London Rock Tour.Photo by: Anonymous07 2011 -
Tour Guide, LondonThe London Rock Music Tour supplies you with a local rock music know-it-all tour guide!Photo by: Anonymous07 2011 -
Abby Road, LondonThe London Rock Music Tour brings you to Abbey RoadPhoto by: Anonymous07 2011 -
LRTThe site of the last ever Beatles concert. It was unoorganized and unannoucned on the roof of this building.Photo by: laura05 2011 -
LRTAbbey RoadPhoto by: laura05 2011 -
LRTRolling Stones recordsPhoto by: laura05 2011 -
LRTThe pub that the Beatles would enjoy beers in.Photo by: laura05 2011 -
London Rock and Roll TourBrian Epstein's residence (Beatles manager)Photo by: laura05 2011 -
P1000808ABBEY ROAD WALKPhoto by: STEVEN J09 2010 -
London Rock Music TourMIKE FROM CHICAGO !Photo by: STEVEN J09 2010 -
P1000834ROLLING STONES MEMORABILIAPhoto by: STEVEN J09 2010 -
P1000802KINKS HISTORYPhoto by: STEVEN J09 2010 -
Useful Information
London Rock Music Full Day Small Group Tour
Take a tour through historic London neighborhoods including Soho, Islington and Camden Town, and discover where many of the wild adventures in the history of rock ‘n’ roll took place. During this tour, you will see Paul McCartney’s Golden Disc-covered office and the flat where he wrote the Beatles hit song ‘Yesterday.’ You will also see the flat shared by the Fab Four and walk across the famous Abbey Road crossing outside the recording studio. You will visit ‘Tin Pan Alley,’ where the Rolling Stones cut their first disc, and you’ll see the Pink Floyd studios. Sites of other famous events include the place where Jimi Hendrix burned his first guitar, where Jimmy Page cut his first disc and where Amy Winehouse lived and died. See more than 50 additional sites connected with U2, The Clash, the Sex Pistols, Queen, The Who, Zombies, Madness, Elton John and many more.
Afternoon tour (3.5 hours):
On the afternoon tour, see famous gig sites, clubs, rock hotels, record labels, management offices and studios. Highlights include walking across the famed Abbey Road crossing and seeing where Paul still lives. You will also see where Jimi Hendrix lived and died, where Freddie Mercury and Queen hung out, and Led Zeppelin's HQ. You'll see sites connected with The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Cream, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, Elton John, the Beatles, The Sex Pistols, Bowie, The Who and many, many more!
Full-Day Tour (8 hours):
A combination of the morning tour, followed by the afternoon tour. It’s the ultimate way to see the best of London's rock music history.
Tour route is subject to change without notice due to weather or traffic conditions.
Reviewed by Alison L, May 2013
The tour was worth it! Three hours with one of the most knowledgeable tour guides I have ever met. We took the three hour, afternoon tour and saw the homes of members of the Rolling Stones, Hendrix's apartment, Paige's house and so on. Tour culminated with a stop at Abbey Road. Despite not wanting to look like a super-tourist, the tour guide snapped a quick picture for us, which I am very grateful for!
Reviewed by Steven B, May 2013
An interesting and informative afternoon. Our guide had energy, enthusiasm and was passionate on the subject..........which was well received by all. We thoroughly enjoyed the entire trip done in an informal manner which was appreciated !! Much different to other tours which can sometimes be a little sterile. This tour was not sterile at all and a bit of a blast. Thoroughly recommended and a great music cultural experience. It was also nice to have a beer in Bill Wyman's own restaurant - another highlight. Cheers
