Marylebone Tours and Tickets

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

• Moriarty’s Game: The Professor’s Invitation by HiddenCity
• Private London Beatlemania Tour in an Iconic Black Cab
• Beatles London Walking Tour of Marylebone and Abbey Road
• The Beatles London Walking Tour From Abbey Road to the Roof Top
• Rock n Roll History in London Private Tour in an Iconic Black Cab

Marylebone is free to visit, as it’s an area in central London. Many travelers enjoy exploring the neighborhood with a guide, and a variety of tours are available that visit Marylebone. Group walking tours start around US$25, while private chauffeured journeys are from about US$500.

Yes, there are plenty of Beatles-themed tours in Marylebone, from walking tours to adventures by black cab. Expect to visit sights including Marylebone Station, which featured in A Hard Day’s Night; Marylebone Registry Office, where Paul McCartney married Linda Eastman; and Montagu Square, once home to Ringo Starr.

Marylebone isn’t known for its nightlife, so most travelers visit the area during the day, when attractions such as the Sherlock Holmes Museum, Madame Tussauds London, and the Wallace Collection are open. If you’re visiting at weekends or during school vacations, it’s best to start early in the day.

Most tours of Marylebone are themed, so what you see depends on the topic. Music tours generally focus on homes of the stars, Beatles tours add in Marylebone Registry Office and Marylebone Station, and Sherlock Holmes tours fan out from 221B Baker Street, the iconic detective’s home address.

Yes, Marylebone can be good for kids. The top Marylebone attractions for young visitors are Madame Tussauds London (the original Madame Tussauds) and the Sherlock Holmes Museum at 221B Baker Street. But it’s also a good starting point for the wonders of Regent’s Park, which has playgrounds, a boating lake, and more.