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We are preparing to re-open Strawberry Field as soon as guidelines allow, for limited numbers of visitors who can get to us safely. We are excited to welcome you back and we will be making some changes so that we can all remain safe during your visit.

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Strawberry Field, the iconic site immortalised by John Lennon in The Beatles hit, ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’, has opened its iconic red gates to the public for the first time.

Previously the site of a Salvation Army children’s home where the young John Lennon played in the grounds, Strawberry Field will serve as a unique addition to Beatles tourism. The new site is home to an interactive visitor exhibition, community café, shop, calm garden spaces for spiritual reflection and - at its heart - a Steps to Work programme for young adults with learning disabilities and other barriers to employment

 

Opening times

 

09:30-17:00 (last admission to exhibition 16:00)

 

Visitor Exhibition Media Guide

Tickets

Buy your tickets for our interactive exhibition and garden tour here

The Strawberry Field Visitor Centre, seen from the gardens

Garden

Relax, reflect and explore in the same grounds John Lennon did as a child.

The Strawberry Field Exhibition

Visitor exhibition

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

Strawberry Field opens its gates for good

The world famous Strawberry Field, immortalised by The Beatles, will be open to the public for the first time thanks to The Salvation Army this Saturday 14th September 2019.

For over 70 years, Beatles fans have only been able to stand outside the iconic red gates but from Saturday, they will now be able to enter the grounds and gardens that inspired John Lennon to write the 1967 classic hit, Strawberry Fields Forever.

Strawberry Field announced as a winner in the i Newspaper Staycation Awards

The world famous Strawberry Field, immortalised by The Beatles, opened its iconic red gates for good in September 2019 and already, it has been recognised for its first award. The new site was announced as the winner of the ‘Tourist Attraction of the Year’ category in the i Newspaper Staycation awards at a ceremony in London this week.

Plan your visit

Strawberry Fields location map

Opening times

Summer (1st April to 31st October)
09:00-19.00
(last admission to exhibition 18:00)

Winter (1st November to 31st March)
09:30-17:00
(last admission to exhibition 16:00)

Travel options

We recommend using our dedicated Strawberry Field mini bus, click here for more information

Location

Strawberry Field
16 Beaconsfield Road
Liverpool
L25 6EJ

“The plan to open Strawberry Field to the public for the first time - so people can see a unique exhibition about the home, how and why the song was written by John, and allow visitors to explore the grounds as John did as a child - is very exciting.”

Lady Judy Martin OBE