Strawberry Field Liverpool, London

Explore the Inspiration Behind “Strawberry Fields Forever” at Strawberry Field Liverpool
Strawberry Field, a key destination for Beatles fans and lovers of music history, opened its doors to the public in 2019. Immortalized in John Lennon’s timeless song “Strawberry Fields Forever,” this landmark once served as a Salvation Army children’s home where Lennon often visited and played as a child. Today, Strawberry Field offers a unique opportunity to delve into Lennon’s world and the site’s history through an interactive exhibition with media guides available in French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Mandarin.

Highlights of Your Visit:

• Interactive Visitor Exhibition: Engage with hands-on exhibits that provide an in-depth look into the history of Strawberry Field and John Lennon’s connection to it.
• Garden Tours: Stroll through the tranquil gardens and immerse yourself in the beauty of the grounds that inspired one of The Beatles’ most beloved songs.
• Iconic Red Gates: Capture a memorable photo with the famous red gates of Strawberry Field, a tribute to Lennon’s legacy.
• “Imagine” Piano: See the celebrated piano used for Lennon’s legendary song “Imagine.”
• Café and Gift Shop: Relax at the “Imagine More” Café and explore the gift shop for unique Beatles memorabilia.

Inclusions:

• Entry to the interactive exhibition and garden tour
• Specialist media guides in multiple languages
• Exclusions:
• Food and refreshments (available for purchase at the café)

Additional Information:

• Timed Entry: Allocated time slots for entry ensure a comfortable and uncrowded experience.
• Bag Policy: Large bags are not allowed in the exhibition, with lockers available on-site (£2 for small, £3 for large).
• Student Discount: Discounts are available for students ages 13-18. Visitors over 18 require an adult ticket.
• Non-Refundable Tickets: Please note that tickets are non-refundable.

Discover the serene gardens, iconic gates, and rich history of Strawberry Field, a site where Beatles legacy and music history come alive.