Abbey Road Tours and Tickets

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

• London Rock and Roll Music Tour

• London Rock Legends Tour Including Abbey Road

• Rock Cab Tours Presents Music Legends Private Taxi Tour of London

• Beatles Tour of London by Private Black Taxi

• Private London Beatlemania Tour in an Iconic Black Cab

There’s no cost to visit London's Abbey Road as it’s a public street. However, taking a guided walking, bus, or black cab tour is a fun way to learn more about London’s rock music scenes and The Beatles. Walking tours start at around US$25; private black cab tours cost US$180.

Yes, Abbey Road is definitely worth visiting, especially if you're a fan of The Beatles or British rock music in general. It's worth joining a tour that includes the street to get the most out of the experience—many guided tours focus on music history and show you numerous sites across the city associated with rock and pop legends.

Per one customer who booked the London Rock and Roll Music Tour, "Clive was a Rock and Roll encyclopedia! We enjoyed this tour immensely...especially walking across Abbey Road! Highly recommended for classic British rock fans!"

Yes, you can visit the famous Abbey Road zebra crossing featured on the Beatles' album cover of the same name. You can stop by the outside of the Abbey Road recording studios. The nearest underground station is At. John's Wood, on the Jubilee underground line.

For fewer people in your pictures of the iconic crossing, the best time to visit Abbey Road is early in the morning—the road is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so try to arrive as soon after daylight to increase your chances of capturing a crowd-free photo.

The Abbey Road crossing is a regular feature of music tours of London, which are always a good idea to book in advance. If you want to take a tour of the Abbey Road studios on the rare days it opens its doors, advance booking is a must as this is a very popular attraction.

Yes, you can book a tour inside the Abbey Road studios, but only on select dates. It's only open over two weekends in August in 2023, which tend to sell out months in advance. The only other way you can access the studios is if you want to rent them to record music.

Yes, you can get your picture taken at the Abbey Road crossing and outside of the Abbey Road studios, where the Beatles recorded the famous album. You can also leave your mark on the graffiti wall or browse for souvenirs in the gift shop.

Yes, you can see yourself on the webcam at Abbey Road. There's a webcam overlooking the crossing, so if you tell your friends and family what time you'll be visiting the landmark, they'll be able to watch you live from anywhere in the world.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Abbey Road. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in London:

• Buckingham Palace

• Tower of London

• Stonehenge

• Westminster Abbey

• Houses of Parliament & Big Ben

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