• Bath - Features The Pavilion Hall, which includes a Photo Gallery, concert hall, and stage where The Beatles performed on June 10th, 1963, marking the final stop of their UK Tour with Roy Orbison.
• Bath Abbey - Offers a comprehensive history of Bath Abbey, detailing its various construction phases by different Bishops and highlighting its 2000-year significance in Christian worship.
• The Roman Baths - Provides a description of this ancient Roman site, complete with illustrations. It details the spiritual and holistic importance of the temple and pools, as well as the healing properties of the hot mineral water springs.

• Multilingual guide in English or German

• Entrance fees to The Roman Bath and to The Abbey
• Entrance fees

The Beatles in Bath 1963

This tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bath, is designed for English and German-speaking visitors. It is ideal for singles, couples, groups, and private parties. The tour begins at Pulteney Bridge and includes visits to The Pavilion Hall and Photo Gallery, where The Beatles performed songs from their debut album, ‘Please Please Me,’ on June 10th, 1963, during their UK tour with Roy Orbison.

The tour will emphasize the band’s legacy and the significance of their Hamburg days in their rise to becoming the most celebrated band of all time.

Following this, the tour proceeds to the Roman Bath and Bath Abbey. Guests will then enjoy a live piano performance by the host at The Square Restaurant’s Piano Bar, located opposite the famous Pump Room. The performance will feature The Beatles’ ballads such as “And I Love Her,” “Here, There and Everywhere,” “Fool on the Hill,” “Something,” “Here Comes the Sun,” “Till There Was You,” and others, including “Imagine” as a tribute to John Lennon.

The stories behind each song will be shared throughout the experience.

• Covid restrictions apply if/whenever applicable

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.