Strawberry Field opening times

Strawberry Field is open to visitors 7 days a week Monday to Sunday 10.00am - 5.00pm. Opening hours are subject to change in the event of special events, group booking or by special request. Customer notice: Strawberry Field will close at 3pm on Monday 16th March for our Steps at Strawberry Field graduation. Last entry to our visitor exhibition will be at 1.40pm.

Is Strawberry Field Liverpool accessible?

Yes, Strawberry Field is accessible. Strawberry Field is proud to lead the way in accessibility, and we are determined to ensure it remains one of the most accessible tourist attractions in the whole of the UK. View our accessibility information here.

Where is Strawberry Field located in Liverpool?

Strawberry Field located at Beaconsfield Road, Woolton, Liverpool L25 6EJ What3Words ///plan.serve.scenes

How do you get to Strawberry Field from Liverpool city centre?

Travelling by bus from Liverpool City Centre. Please see Merseytravel for timetables and routes. 76 bus to the Menlove Avenue/Beaconsfield Road stop 75 or 86C to Menlove Avenue/Comptons Lane and walk 10-15 minutes 78 bus to Woolton Road/Blackwood Avenue Please note: If arriving by coach our bus tour, some only pause at the Strawberry Field gates for a quick photo stop and do not include entry to the visitor experience. To explore the exhibition, gardens and café, please ensure your ticket or tour specifically includes admission to Strawberry Field. The nearest railway stations to Strawberry Field are Liverpool South Parkway and West Allerton. From there it a 30-45 minute walk or 6-8 minute taxi ride.

Is there parking at Strawberry Field?

Yes, there is free on-site parking for visitors, including accessible parking.

How long does a visit to Strawberry Field Liverpool take?

The exhibition and garden tour contains over 4.5 hours of meaningful and inspiring content, however visitors typically spend around 1.5 hours on their first visit to Strawberry Field Liverpool

Do tours go inside Strawberry Field?

Some coach and bus tours stop briefly at the Strawberry Field gates for photos only and do not include entry. For the full experience, including the interactive exhibition, peaceful gardens and café – please check that your ticket or tour includes admission to Strawberry Field.

Can you visit Strawberry Field?

Yes, you can visit Strawberry Field. Strawberry Field is home to a visitor exhibition, garden, gist shop and cafe.

Welcome to Strawberry Field

Liverpool's iconic John Lennon visitor attraction. Step beyond the gates that inspired a Beatles classic.

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Discover Strawberry Field

Strawberry Field, the iconic site immortalised by John Lennon and the Beatles invites you to step beyond the famous red gates and immerse yourself in the inspiring history, world-famous music, rich culture and Strawberry Field magic.

At the heart of Liverpool tourism, Strawberry Field offers an authentic visitor attraction rooted in responsible tourism and social impact.
Moments from Penny Lane and John Lennon's childhood home 'Mendips' in Woolton, Strawberry Field is the essential stop on any Beatles journey to Liverpool.

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Visitor exhibition

Delve into Strawberry Field and John Lennon’s history in an experience where ‘nothing is real’.

What you'll experience

John Lennon and Beatles exhibition

Peaceful gardens from Lennon's childhood

A visit that gives back to the local community

Rated one of the UK's leading accessible attractions

Your visit makes a difference

Every ticket helps fund our Steps at Strawberry Field programmes and empowers young adults to overcome barriers to employment through skills, confidence and real opportunities.

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