Magical Beatles Museum, Liverpool

Located on Mathew Street in Liverpool, the Liverpool Beatles Museum (formerly known as the Magical Beatles Museum) offers an immersive journey into the legacy of the world's most iconic rock and roll band. Founded by Roag Best, son of Neil Aspinall and Mona Best and half-brother of Pete Best, the museum opened its doors on July 13, 2018.

Housed in a historic Grade II-listed building, this five-floor museum captures the Beatles' story through an impressive collection of over 1,500 authentic items, including 300 on display and 1,200 in storage. The museum's three floors chronicle the Beatles' journey: the first covers their early years in Liverpool and Hamburg (1959–1962), the second their rise to fame (1963–1966), and the third their innovative studio era (1967–1970).

Highlights include George Harrison’s Futurama guitar, John Lennon’s Sergeant Pepper medals, the cello from I Am the Walrus, Pete Best’s Premier drum kit, Paul McCartney’s bass speaker, and John Lennon’s custom-made egg chair. Visitors can also view unique memorabilia like police logs from the Beatles’ New York City visit, gifts from Elvis Presley, and the "All You Need Is Love" doll from the BBC's Our World broadcast.

In addition to its unparalleled collection, the museum provides visitors with rare letters, exclusive band member interviews, and unseen footage, making it a must-visit destination for Beatles fans and music enthusiasts alike. Situated in the heart of Mathew Street, the Liverpool Beatles Museum is a vibrant tribute to the band's enduring influence on music and culture.