The Beatles Statue
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Finally, a landmark that I chose. I remember when the Beatles first arrived in the USA and watching them perform live on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. I have always been a huge fan, even went to the Maharishi Mahesh Ashram, aka The Beatles Ashram, in Rishikesh in December 2014, the week following my meeting with His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. We saw that the statue was not far away after visiting The Beatles Story, so we decided to visit. It was cold and windy and there was a line to take photos with the statue, so we queued up. John, Paul, George, and Ringo are truly larger-than-life, the figures probably being in the seven-foot range. Awesome ... HOOAH! CombatCritic Gives Father Tom McKenzie Beatles Statue 10 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!
C.T. “CombatCritic” SorrentinoC.T. “CombatCritic” Sorrentino
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One of the most exciting aspects of this place is watching other people's reactions and seeing them taking photos and filming. Obviously, most people want to have their photo taken and when I attended, everyone was patient and let a person take a photo and then waited for his or her turn. This place is right next to Mersey Ferries and the spot is beautiful. It is also nice to take the time to appreciate the detail of the statues, which I have endeavoured to show in my photographs. The spot is also right next to the "Hop On Hop Off" buses. Thus, if one is waiting for a bus, seeing the Statue is an ideal place to visit. I recommend seeing the Statue.
Alex KennedyAlex Kennedy
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Great spot to stop at while walking around and discovering the docks. The Beatles are one of the most significant symbols of the city today, therefore it's recommended to find out about them more and get familiar with their story if not yet. The area is easily accessible by public transport and walking but also by car as parking nearby is available as well. I would recommend to start walking from the top - Titanic Memorial - and carrying on down to the bottom of Albert Docks. Halfway, you'll notice (the) The Beatles Statue - a great piece of art and a well-deserved spot for this legendary and famous brand.
Richárd VámossyRichárd Vámossy
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During my stay in Liverpool, it is impossible to not visit the statues of The Beatles at the waterfront. I was Lucky to be there when it was not to crowded to get my picture taken with the FAB 4 as the FAB 5th😂 And even though everybody who gets their picture taken where able to take their time to get a great pic with these Legends in Music History....there was no impatience by the other visitors or what so ever... Have a look at the results of my change with the FAB 4.. and when you are in Liverpool... don't miss out on it...!! The Statues are impressive and
mark rijsdijkmark rijsdijk
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Down on the Mersey Front you have the fab 4! The amazing beatles statue at pier head. Who doesn't want their pictures taken with them! Bit of a wait but people are very friendly and will even take a photo for you aswel! ( don't worry, they won't Rob your phone! ) I was only to happy to take pictures for other people . This really is a must see place when you visit and it's memories that will last forever. Don't forget the Cavern either and the other statues like Cilla Black, Ken Dodd, Eleanor Rigby and more.
Steve DSteve D
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Visiting the Beatles Statue in Liverpool was an incredible experience. The statue itself is a fantastic tribute to the legendary band, capturing their essence perfectly. The surrounding area and harbour are equally impressive, offering a great place to chill, relax, and take a leisurely walk. The atmosphere is vibrant yet peaceful, making it an ideal spot to enjoy the views and soak in the city's rich musical history. Highly recommend adding this to your Liverpool itinerary!
Badro Badreddine MimouniBadro Badreddine Mimouni
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Pier Head, Liverpool L3 1BY, United Kingdom
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+44 151 709 1963
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beatlesstory.com
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attractions: Royal Albert Dock Liverpool, Liverpool ONE, Cavern Club, Museum of Liverpool, The Beatles Story Museum, Liverpool, The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum, Liverpool Waterfront, Tate Liverpool, Maritime Museum, Marks and Spencer, restaurants: Slug & Lettuce - Liverpool, Turtle Bay Liverpool Victoria St, The Welkin - JD Wetherspoon, Heavenly Desserts Liverpool, Turtle Bay Liverpool Hanover St, Pump House, Mowgli Street Food Water Street, Miller & Carter Albert Dock, The Botanist Liverpool Albert Dock, Moose Coffee
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