The Beatles London Map

• Homes and Property

• Paul's Flat at 7 Cavendish Avenue, London Paul's London home from 1965, just around the corner from Abbey Road
• Ringo's House at Compton Avenue, London Ringo and his family lived in this North London mansion from 1969 until 1973
• The Beatle's Flat at 57 Green Street, London The first flat shared by all four Beatles in the Autumn of 1963 after they made the move from Liverpool to London
• Jane Asher's Family Home at 57 Wimpole Street, London Paul left Green Street to move into the family home of his girlfriend Jane Asher
• Brian Epstein's House at 24 Chapel Street, London Brian Epstein moved to Belgravia in 1965 where he lived until his death at the apartment on 27th August 1967
• Ringo's Flat at 34 Montagu Square, London Ringo loaned this flat in Marylebone to several friends over a number of years, including Jimi Hendrix and John & Yoko, who lived here in 1968
• George and Ringo's flat at Whaddon House, London Brian Epstein moved into a top floor apartment here in late 1963, followed by George and Ringo.

• Film locations

• Marylebone Railway Station at Harewood Avenue, London In 1964 several scenes in the Beatles film A Hard Day's Night were filmed at Marylebone station.
• EMI House at 20 Manchester Square, London The location of the staircase featured on the 1963 album cover Please Please Me, and 1973 compilations the Red Album and the Blue Album
• Boston Place at Boston Place, London At the beginning of the film "A Hard Day's Night" you can see the Beatles running down Boston Place and into Marylebone Station
• Hammersmith Odeon at Hammersmith Apollo, London The start of the Beatle-frolic sequence accompanied by Can't Buy Me Love in A Hard Day's Night
• Chiswick House at Burlington Lane, London Location of Rain and Paperback Writer promos

• Apple

• Apple Boutique at 94 Baker Street, London Site of the ill fated Apple boutique (Apple Retail) that opened on on December 7, 1967, and closed its doors for the last time on July 30, 1968
• Apple Headquarters at 3 Savile Row, London Home of The Beatles business, Apple Corps. Location of the roof top Get Back concert in January 1969

• Beatles Lifestyle

• Indica Gallery at Masons Yard, London Supported by Paul McCartney and hosted a show of Yoko Ono's work in November 1966 at which Ono first met John Lennon
• Scotch of St James and Ad Lib Club at Masons Yard, London Two of the hippest clubs in the swinging sixties.
• Bag O'Nails at 9 Kingly Street, London Site of the Bag O'Nails club off Carnaby Street where Paul and Linda first met in 1967
• Marylebone Registry Office at Westminster Council House, London Paul McCartney married Linda Eastman here on March 12 1969
• Buckingham Palace at Buckingham Palace, London The Beatles received their MBE here on October 26 1965 and Paul was knighted on March 11 1997
• Primrose Hill at Primrose Hill, London The hill that featured in the 1967 song The Fool on the Hill
• The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane at The Dorchester Hotel, London The hotel where the post premiere parties were held after A Hard Day's Night and Help!

• Music

• EMI Abbey Road Studio at 3 Abbey Road, St. Johns Wood, London Studio 2 at Abbey Road became closely associated with The Beatles as they recorded almost all of their music here
• Trident Studios at 17 St. Annes Court, London The Beatles used Trident Studios in Soho to record their epic Hey Jude in 1968 along with a number of 'white album' tracks.
• Decca Studios at 165 Broadhurst Gardens, London The Beatles had their first London audition here on the 1st of January 1962