Denmark Street: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Get ready to see the history of rock ‘n’ roll, to touch the legends who have departed to heaven, and the eternally living idols, to walk in the footsteps of rock avant-garde, and be where rock ‘n’ roll was born and became a most rebellious teenager. Welcome to Rockin’ London, the starting point of the new and best era. Find out where the now world-famous rock bands started their way to fame, which studios recognized the potential at the beginning of their careers and agreed to record their first albums. Visit the most famous and popular at the time clubs, bars, and pubs where the rock legends used to spend their free time, discuss their music, listen to each other's performances, and just enjoy themselves. Don’t miss your chance to find out all about it!

Have you always dreamed of joining the Fab Four or the Rolling Stones? Today is your chance — during this tour, you will visit all the places which played a vital role for these two legendary bands. Start your trip at the famous Abbey Road from the Beatles album cover. See the Abbey Road Studios and go to the Beatles House on Cavendish Avenue, bought by Paul McCartney when the Fab Four became popular. Go further and look at Ringo Starr's house, where not just all the Beatles members lived for some time but also famous Jimi Hendrix squatted for a while. Explore from the outside the Prince of Wales Theatre, where The Beatles gave a concert in 1963 and a legendary moment took place. Which one? You will learn from this tour. Continue your journey and gaze at the place of the historical event: the Beatles' story ended here on 31 January 1969. You will have a chance to look at the roof where they gave their last spontaneous concert. See the Marquee club, which hosted such rockstars as Pink Floyd, David Bowie, and even Metallica, who gave a secret concert on the night of its closing. Observe Studio 51, the jazz club where Lennon and McCartney met Andrew Oldham, who was the Stones manager at that time — people say that the Rolling Stones recorded "I Want to Be Your Man" right after that. Finish your tour near the Regent Sounds Studio, where The Rolling Stones recorded their most famous album. Get ready to dive into the history of Rock'n'Roll!