Combo: Royal Liver Building 360° and The Beatles Story Museum Tickets

Start high above the city at the Royal Liver Building, then shift into the music filled storytelling of The Beatles Story, moving from wide open views to more personal, detailed moments.

Getting started

You can begin at either attraction depending on your plan. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance, pick up your audio guide where available, and head in. Both experiences are easy to follow and mostly self paced.

What to expect

Royal Liver Building 360°

This part feels more structured, with a guided route that gradually takes you higher while sharing the building’s story along the way.

Features:

• West Clocktower tour: You’ll head inside the tower with a guide, getting close to the clock mechanism and seeing parts of the building that are usually closed off.

• 270 degree audio visual show: Inside the clock room, a short projection wraps around you, using light and sound to tell the story of Liverpool and the building itself.

• Visitor centre exhibits: Before or after the tour, you can spend time looking through archival displays that explain how the building was designed and what it represents.

• Liver Bird views: As you move through the upper levels, you’ll get surprisingly close to the Liver Bird sculptures, which most people only ever see from the ground.

• 15th floor viewing platform: This is where you slow down a bit, looking out over the River Mersey, the waterfront, and the city stretching out in different directions.

The Beatles Story Museum

This part feels quieter and more personal, where you move at your own pace through spaces that piece together how The Beatles became what they are known for.

Features:

• Recreated iconic locations: You’ll walk through spaces modeled after The Cavern Club, Hamburg clubs, and Abbey Road Studios, with details that make each setting feel grounded.

• Original memorabilia: Along the way, you’ll see real items like John Lennon’s piano and George Harrison’s early guitar, displayed in a way that lets you stop and take them in properly.

• Audio guide storytelling: The audio guide explains what you’re seeing without overwhelming you, connecting each location and object into a clear, easy to follow story.

• Discovery Zone and café: Toward the end, you can slow down, whether that’s a quick break at the café or a look around the store for Beatles themed souvenirs.