Beatles London E-Bike Tour: Abbey Road, Savile Row & More

Abbey Road, Savile Row, the Apple rooftop and five other Beatles landmarks on one e-bike ride

A guided e-bike tour of London's Beatles sites, covering Abbey Road Studios, Savile Row, Denmark Street and Regent's Park with a local guide on a Super73 e-bike. The ride covers ground a walking tour cannot reach in the same time, moving between distant landmarks without the fatigue of hours on foot. Small-group atmosphere with photo stops at the world-famous Abbey Road crossing and the sites where the band lived, recorded and performed.

Step-by-step itinerary

Beatles London E-Bike Tour Highlights

• Start at President Hotel
• Visit Tin Pan Alley and Dick James Music
• See Paul McCartney's company headquarters
• Explore performance history and Lennon tribute
• Visit Apple Corps headquarters and rooftop concert site
• See Lennon/Ono location
• Discover A Hard Day's Night connection
• Pass by Regent's Park
• Visit Paul McCartney's longtime home
• Tour the Beatles' Abbey Road recording studio
• Pass by Regent's Park again

The Experience

Ride a Super73 e-bike through London's most important Beatles locations with a local guide who knows the stories behind each stop. Instead of walking between distant sites across the city, the e-bike covers more ground in three hours, letting you hit Abbey Road Studios, Savile Row, Denmark Street and Regent's Park without the exhaustion of a full day on foot. The route takes you through Soho, Marylebone and the neighbourhoods where the band's London story unfolded, stopping to hear about their early success, Beatlemania, the Apple Corps years and Paul McCartney's longtime London life.

The tour includes a helmet and the e-bike itself, so you show up ready to ride. The guide leads a small group at a relaxed pace through characterful London streets, with time to stop and photograph the world-famous Abbey Road crossing and other landmarks where the band made music history. You'll pass Paul McCartney's company headquarters, the Apple Corps rooftop where they performed their final concert, and Tin Pan Alley's connection to the early days. The ride is intermediate-level — you'll be on public roads alongside traffic — but it's designed for all fitness levels because the e-bike does the work.

The tour ends at Abbey Road Studios after three hours. Public transport runs nearby if you want to head elsewhere after, or you can linger at the crossing for more photos. This works best for Beatles fans and first-time London visitors who want to see the real sites without spending a full day walking or planning separate trips across the city.

What’s included

• Super73 e-bike and helmet.
• local guide in English.
• small-group atmosphere with photo stops at Abbey Road crossing and other key Beatles sites.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by FOF Bike Tours

Is this one for you?The tour starts in central London with public transport nearby, so you don't need a car or local knowledge to reach it — the e-bike and guide handle the rest of the day, moving you between distant Beatles landmarks faster than walking would allow.

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Top questions

Where does the Beatles e-bike tour start and how do I get there?

The tour begins at the President Hotel in central London. Public transport runs nearby, and if you're staying in the city without a car, you can reach the starting point by Tube or bus.

What is Abbey Road Studios and do we actually go inside?

Abbey Road Studios is the world-famous recording studio where the Beatles made most of their albums. The tour reaches the studios and the iconic zebra crossing outside where the Abbey Road album cover was photographed, though entry inside the studio is not included.

What happens at Savile Row on this tour?

Savile Row is where the Apple Corps headquarters stood and where the Beatles performed their final rooftop concert. The guide shares stories about the Apple years while you stop to see the building and take photos.

Is this tour suitable if I've never ridden an e-bike before?

The tour is intermediate-level and requires confidence riding on public roads alongside traffic, so some e-bike experience helps. It's designed for all fitness levels because the e-bike handles the pedalling, but you should be comfortable on a bike in a city environment.

What's included in the tour price?

The e-bike and helmet are provided. The guide is a local who speaks English and leads the group through all the stops, sharing stories and timing for photos.

How much ground does the tour cover in three hours?

The e-bike lets you reach Abbey Road Studios, Savile Row, Denmark Street, Soho, Marylebone and Regent's Park in one ride, visiting eight major Beatles locations without the walking time between them that would stretch a walking tour into a full day.