Cavern Club Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Cavern Club. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Beatles Magical Mystery Tour

• Liverpool City Centre Highlights Tour

• Liverpool With a Local: Daily Walking Tour

• The Beatles & Liverpool Magical Mystery Tour From London

• Ultimate Beatles Ticket to Ride Shore Excursion - Small Groups

A standard visit to the Cavern Club in Liverpool typically costs £6 for adults for a single entry. If you plan to come and go during the day and night, an all-day-and-night pass is £8.50. Minors can enter until 8pm; entry costs £3 for ages 12–17 and is free for kids under 12. All fees are cash or contactless payment only. Entry to the Cavern Pub is free, though prices can change during special events or festivals.

Yes, the Cavern Club is absolutely worth visiting, especially if you have any interest in The Beatles or music history in general. It's one of Liverpool's most iconic live music venues, with daily performances and a real sense of stepping into the city's cultural roots. For a deeper experience, guided tours that include the Cavern Club give you local storytelling and easy transportation between key Liverpudlian sights.

Per one customer who booked the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, "If you're a Beatles fan or not, this is such a wonderful tour. Tony, our guide, was so knowledgeable about everything Beatles and Liverpool in general. So great to have a genuine local conducting the tour. Bus driver, Ross, was also a delight. They had wonderful humor and great personal skills. We learned so many quirky titbits related to the band and thoroughly enjoyed it all. Our bus group had a brilliant time singing along with the tunes. Highly recommend."

The Cavern Club is a legendary music venue in Liverpool, which opened in 1957 and gained fame in the 1960s when it regularly hosted shows by The Beatles, as well as a host of other famous names. Renowned for its intimate atmosphere and live performances, it remains an iconic symbol of Liverpool's musical heritage and the Merseybeat music scene.

Yes, the Cavern Club is an accessible venue. There is a lift into the building and a ramp from the upper to the lower level. The Cavern Club and Cavern Live Lounge areas are accessible, but unfortunately the Cavern Pub is not.

Yes, it’s possible to attend live music performances at the Cavern Club. The venue continues to host live music events every day from morning until late. The acts vary from established bands to emerging artists and tribute acts, so it's best to check the schedule before visiting.

Famous bands and musicians that have performed at the Cavern Club include The Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, The Rolling Stones, Elton John, and Stevie Wonder. More recent performers include Oasis, Adele, and Jessie J.

Yes, food is available at the Cavern Club, as well as at the Cavern Pub during the daytime. Directly opposite the club is the Cavern Club Restaurant, where the menu includes burgers, chicken wings, fish and chips, light bites, and sharing platters.

No, unfortunately, there's no parking directly at the Cavern Club. However, you can park at Q-Park Liverpool ONE, just a 5-minute walk away. Alternatively, there is pay-and-display parking at North John Street and Victoria Street, providing ample options within walking distance of the venue.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Cavern Club. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Liverpool:

• Aintree Racecourse

• Royal Albert Dock

• Anfield Stadium

• Beatles Story

• Liverpool Cathedral

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Liverpool.