Penny Lane
The street from the Beatles' song of the same name. The barber shop and roundabout bus shelter mentioned in the lyrics can still be found, along with a street sign covered in visitors' signatures.
Penny Lane is an ordinary street in southern Liverpool, made famous by the Beatles' 1967 song of the same name. As teenagers, Lennon and McCartney often changed buses here. The barber shop, bank and the bus shelter on the roundabout mentioned in the song can still be found. The street sign covered in visitors' signatures is a must-photo spot. This is a residential area, so please keep noise to a minimum. Most Beatles tour buses stop here. If you visit on your own, take a bus for about 20 minutes.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sefton Park & Palm House
- Strawberry Field
- Mendips & 20 Forthlin Road
- Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
- Liverpool Cathedral
- Liverpool Chinatown
- Baltic Triangle
- Anfield