Strawberry Field is a must-visit destination for Beatles fans and those interested in music history. Immortalized in John Lennon's iconic song, "Strawberry Fields Forever," the site opened its doors to the public for the first time in 2019.
It was once a Salvation Army children's home where Lennon often played. Today, Strawberry Field offers an interactive exhibition that delves into the history of the home and John Lennon's connection to it.
Visitors can also enjoy peaceful garden tours, a visit to the "Imagine More" Café, and shop for authentic merchandise in the gift shop.
An interactive visitor exhibition with specialist media guide
Wander around the gardens of the former Salvation Army children’s home
Take a picture of the iconic red gates of Strawberry Field where John Lennon spent much of his childhood
See the famous piano for the John Lennon hit 'Imagine'
Inclusion:
Entry to interactive exhibition and garden tour
Media Guides available in French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Mandarin
Exclusions:
Food and refreshments are not included in the ticket price.
Hands-on Experience: You can interact with all the exhibits.
Ticketed Entry Slots: Allocated time slots are assigned for each booking to avoid overcrowding.
Non-refundable Tickets: Once booked, tickets are non-refundable.
Timed Entry: Tickets are issued with allocated time slots to prevent overcrowding.
Student Discount: Available for ages 13 to 18 years. Over 18s require an adult ticket.
Bag Policy: Large bags are not permitted in the exhibition. Lockers are available at £2 for a small locker and £3 for a large locker.
Once booked, the purchase is non-refundable.
Strawberry Fields, Beaconsfield Rd, Liverpool L25 6EJ
