Beatles Museum

Situated at 23 Mathew Street, the museum is open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. It is located just a few doors down from the legendary Cavern Club, making it easy to visit both in one trip. Adult admission for 2026 is approximately 20 pounds, with discounts available for seniors, students, and children. Family tickets are also offered for those traveling in groups. Your ticket includes access to all four levels of the exhibition and an audio guide that adds deep personal context to the items on display. While the building is a stunning historic site, please note that its listed status means it relies on original staircases and does not currently have a lift, making it a challenging visit for those with significant mobility issues.

Because this museum is based on a private collection, you will see items here that are not available anywhere else in the world, such as John Lennon's Sgt. Pepper medals and the white cello from the Magical Mystery Tour. Photography is permitted throughout the galleries, but you must ensure your flash is turned off to protect the delicate documents and fabrics. There is no cloakroom on-site, so it is best to leave large suitcases or heavy bags at your hotel or a city luggage locker before arriving. Allow yourself at least two hours to fully appreciate the detail in the letters and the sheer volume of memorabilia. Most importantly, remember that this is a separate entity from the Beatles Story at the Albert Dock, so ensure you have the correct location for your booking.

The museum’s location in the heart of the Cavern Quarter makes it incredibly accessible for holidaymakers. If you are arriving by train, Moorfields station is the closest stop, a mere five-minute walk away. Liverpool Lime Street is also within a ten to fifteen-minute stroll through the city's main shopping district. For those using the bus, any service stopping at Whitechapel or Victoria Street will put you just moments from the entrance. If you are driving into the city, the Victoria Street multi-storey car park is the most convenient option. As Mathew Street is a pedestrianized zone, you will get to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of street performers and historic pubs as you approach the museum’s front door.