Strawberry Field
Free
Strawberry Field, the site immortalised by John Lennon in The Beatles' hit, ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’, invites the public to explore behind the iconic red gates. Previously the site of a Salvation Army children’s home where the young John Lennon played in the grounds, it now serves as a unique addition to Beatles tourism. Complete with a visitor exhibition, café, shop, gardens and employability training programmes. Winner of the Small Visitor Attraction of the Year 2023 & 2024 at Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards!
Step beyond the iconic red gates and explore the history of the site with free tours of the garden led by specialist members of the Strawberry Field team. Uncover stories from the gardens at Strawberry Field where John Lennon once found sanctuary. Uncover unique insights as members of the Strawberry Field team take you on a unique 30-minute guided heritage tour. Enjoy 10% off the Visitor Exhibition when you visit too and see the piano John Lennon used to compose 'Imagine'. Learn more about the history of Strawberry Field and its impact on a young John Lennon.
The award-winning Imagine More café is a place to socialise and enjoy locally-sourced dishes. Visitors can browse the gift shop, which stocks a range of unique merchandise.
Responsible tourism is at the heart of Strawberry Field. Profits from the visitor experience go towards funding Steps at Strawberry Field, a series of programmes empowering people with learning difficulties or other barriers to employment.