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Overview
London of the 1960s was electric, exhilarating and era-defining: trust me, I was there! I'd love to share with you the iconic places of that incredible decade, where the Fab Four and other stars lived, hung-out and recorded.
This is a complete A-Z of the four mop tops meteoric rise to fame from their arrival in London in 1962 to their last gig as a band on the roof top of their Saville Row headquarters in 1969. During the London black taxi tour we’ll visit the Abbey Road recording studios and of course that famous zebra crossing (crosswalk) which has become a grade II listed site.
No two Capital Cabbie tours are ever the same – let me know your interests and I’ll build them into the tour. My goal is to provide you and your group with an unforgettable sightseeing experience. Flexibility really is the name of the game: I will tailor your tour to your time, pace and interests.
What's included
Private Transportation in a Licensed London Black Taxi
Private green badge qualified guide
Bottled water and light snacks
Gratuities
What to expect
London Palladium
30m
In 1963, it was here that the Beatles made a live television broadcast and Beatlemania was born.
Carnaby Street
30m
Carnaby Street was the epicentre of the Swinging Sixties in fashion, music and culture.
Montagu Square
20m
Next we stop at the former home of Ringo, Paul, John and Yoko in the charming Georgian Montagu Square.
Abbey Road Studios
30m
We will see the famous Abbey Road Studios where so many Beatles records were recorded and, of course, take that legendary walk across the famous zebra crossing (crosswalk) which has become a grade II listed site.
The White Cube, Mason's Yard
20m
Visit the place where John and Yoko first met and set in history one of pop music's most dramatic love stories.
Soho
30m
We'll walk the streets of London's Soho where many of the sixties legends such as Led Zeplin, The Rolling Stones and The Who would perform live at the Marquee Club and visit an iconic recording studio where the Beatles recorded Hey Jude.
Savile Row
30m
The last stop of our tour will take us to the site of the famous roof top gig where the Beatles played their final public show in 1969.
Meeting and pickup
Pickup details
The price includes one pick up and drop off from a central London hotel or station.
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
