Meet your driver/guide for a run down on the spectacuar buildings we call The Three Graces. And of course, your photo with The Fab 4. Your pick up point can be any other central location if you prefer.

The house played a role and changed the course of Rock and Roll, popular music and teen culsture. You see where Paul lived with his dad Jim, mother Mary and brother Mike. We stop for photos outside and to understand McCartney's early life.

Here we are where John Lennon used to play as a child. Today you have time to browse the gift shop, explore the gardens, stop for a coffee, take your photo with the red gates and on the Beatles-themed bandstand.

Photos outside the house with the black and white gate, where John Lennon spent more of his short life than anywhere else.

The graveyard where the Fab 4 played as children and hung around as teenagers.

Photos with the word famous road sign. See where Paul McCartney signed his name in his 2018 Carpool Karaoke film and then drive up listening to the song.

The birthplace of George Harrison and the house where his played Indian music to him as a baby. Blue plaque marking his birthplace, he was born in the middle of the Second World War, during which Liverpool sustained heavy bombing.

The neighbourhood and house where Ringo lived with his mum, and later his step father who bought him his first drum kit! The house is in the shadow of The Empress Pub that appeared on the front of the first Fab 4 solco album release, by Ringo 'Sentimenal Journey'.

A panoramic drive to Mathew Street, see The Liverpool Anglican cathedral, pass by the schools, colleges and drinking haunts of The Beatles.

The day the world turned on its axis. Paul met John at St Peters Church hall, July 1957. There is a plaque on the wall. Later that year they played The Cavern for the first time.

We arrive at The Cavern, Beatles Mecca and your chance to grab a photo with the world-famous neon sign. You can choose to continue by exploring The Cavern - descend the steps and soak up the atmosphere, imagining what it was like before Beatlemania exploded (entry fee £6 not included).