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Visit Strawberry Field on the outskirts of Liverpool, made famous by The Beatles' song 'Strawberry Fields Forever'. At this former Salvation Army children's home, explore an interactive exhibition that follows John Lennon's childhood and life through archive footage, photos and a media guide. See John Lennon's piano, stroll through the gardens where he played as a child and take a photo at the bandstand.
Strawberry Field is a former Salvation Army children's home on the outskirts of Liverpool, made famous by The Beatles' 1967 song 'Strawberry Fields Forever'. Through archive footage, photos, a timeline and a media guide, discover the world John Lennon played in as a child and the stories behind the famous red gates. You can also see John Lennon's piano in the exhibition.
After the exhibition, walk through the gardens and woodland where John Lennon played as a child. The Strawberry Field bandstand is a great spot for a souvenir photo.
Learn about Strawberry Field's connection with the Salvation Army and the work that continues here today through the 'Steps to Work' programme. After your visit, take a break at the Imagine More Cafe or browse the gift shop.
Meeting point :
Strawberry Field
Beaconsfield Rd, Liverpool L25 6EJ, UK
Meeting point information:
Strawberry Field is on the outskirts of Liverpool, away from the city centre. Hotel pickup is not included, so please make your own way to the site.
Beaconsfield Rd, Liverpool L25 6EJ, UK