Strawberry Field

Liverpool

Under 16's go free!

The story behind the song

Immortalised by the world-famous Beatle John Lennon, you're invited to step beyond the famous red gates and immerse yourself into the world of the Fab Four with inspiring history, world-famous music, rich culture and Strawberry Field magic. 

Walk through the iconic red gates and be met by a stunning exhibition detailing John’s story and the history behind the site. After a wander through the indoor exhibition – including the actual piano where Lennon composed Imagine – follow in his footsteps as you walk around the beautifully landscaped gardens.

  • Discover hours of meaningful and inspiring content
  • Enjoy an interactive experience and explore the interweavings of the house, The Salvation Army
  • See archived photographs from John Lennon's past
  • See where Lennon escaped and reflected as a child, climbing trees and playing with friends
  • Enjoy the sense of tranquillity as you leave the pressures of everyday life behind
  • Spot the quotes dotted around the garden and see if you can name the Beatles songs!
  • Enjoy a rest stop at the Imagine More Café to refresh and refuel yourself
  • Under 16's get to visit for free!

A site of history and music

Strawberry Field is certainly a unique experience. Open to the public since September 2019, it was once a children’s home and later gave refuge to underprivileged children in the Liverpool area.

Today, Strawberry Field continues its work to help Steps to Work, a charity helping 18-25-year-olds with learning difficulties to find employment.

Book Strawberry Field tickets for one of the best Beatles experiences in Liverpool!

Location

Strawberry Field

Beaconsfield Road,
Liverpool,
L25 6EJ
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How to find us

Address: Strawberry Field, Beaconsfield Rd, Liverpool L25 6EJ

What3Words: books.method.dive

Facilities
  • Toilets & accessible toilets
  • Café
  • Parking
  • Media guide includes following languages - English, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Mandarin and Spanish
  • Lift
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  • Entry to the café, shop and gardens is free
  • Guide dogs only on site

Accessibility

  • They have limited parking available on site, including a number of accessible parking spaces
  • Fully wheelchair accessible
  • The exhibition is accessible to all and we boast the following features:

    Autism and Learning Disabilities

    o   Care with our use of language on text boards.

    Visually Impaired

    o   Bookable pre-arranged tours guided by a trained staff member complete with media guides.

    o   Exhibition designed to avoid collision points and to accommodate cane detection.

    o   Colour between floor and wall.

    o   “Tactile” elements.

    Hearing Impaired

    o   T-channel compatibility on media guide.

    o   A captioned version of all videos on the media guide

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