Useful information for your visit to the Cavern Club
The Cavern Club still hosts live music performances every day, as well as running Beatles tours and Beatles-themed events.
The Cavern Club still hosts live music performances every day, as well as running Beatles tours and Beatles-themed events.
Gigs start at 11am every day at the Cavern Club, and entry is free, apart from on Thursday and Friday nights and all day Saturday and Sunday. Children under the age of 18 are allowed in the Cavern Club until 8pm.
Take in all the Beatles sights in Liverpool with a trip on the Magical Mystery bus tour. Admission to the Cavern Club is included in your ticket and the tour also takes in the childhood homes and schools of all The Beatles, as well as the iconic locations which inspired songs like Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane.
Every August, the city of Liverpool hosts Beatleweek, a celebration of the music and influence of The Beatles and the Cavern Club is at the centre of the festivities, with Beatles tribute acts and guest speakers.
Stay in hotels near the Cavern Club and you will find yourself in the heart of Liverpool, close to many of the city's most popular visitor attractions.
Walk down to the waterfront on the banks of the River Mersey and start your visit at the Liverpool Museum, learning more about the city's fascinating history and heritage.
The waterfront area is also home to Tate Liverpool, an impressive collection of modern and contemporary works of art from Britain and abroad which it borrows from the Tate's vast collection for special exhibitions and themes displays.
Music lovers will also enjoy visiting the British Music Experience, a display of music memorabilia from the 1945 to the present day. See their impressive collection of Beatles memorabilia, along with David Bowie's flamboyant costumes and get hands on with some of the best music equipment in the Gibson Interactive Studio.
Make sure you also take a stroll to Liverpool's Titanic Memorial, located on the waterfront just in front of the iconic Royal Liver Building. The ill-fated vessel was registered in Liverpool and the memorial and small exhibition pay tribute to the Titanic's crew.