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Why Do So Many People Visit Abbey Road?

Abbey Road is not just any street in London — it became legendary when The Beatles used the zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios as the cover for their 1969 album "Abbey Road". Since then, fans from around the world have come to walk the same crossing, often imitating the pose from the album cover. It's a spot of pilgrimage for Beatles lovers and music history enthusiasts.

The History of Abbey Road

Located in the borough of Camden and Westminster, Abbey Road has long been a quiet residential street. But everything changed in the 1960s when Abbey Road Studios became home to countless musical recordings. The Beatles recorded the majority of their albums here, culminating in the now-famous photo shoot that made this zebra crossing a cultural landmark.

Even today, Abbey Road Studios is still operational and revered, and the crossing is one of the most photographed locations in London.

Plan Your Visit

Abbey Road is located at Abbey Rd, London NW8 9DD, United Kingdom. It's accessible via the London Underground (St John's Wood station) and is a free-to-visit public site. Be cautious of traffic — it's a functioning road!

Contact

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What Can You Find Nearby?

The Abbey Road crossing is located about 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) from the center of London, near Regent's Park and Lord's Cricket Ground. It's a short Tube ride from central London – simply take the Jubilee Line to St John's Wood Station, which is a 5-minute walk away.

Shops and Souvenirs

Right next to the crossing, you’ll find the Abbey Road Studios gift shop at 5 Abbey Road. It offers a wide range of Beatles memorabilia, T-shirts, mugs, posters, and even replica street signs. It's a must-stop for any Beatles fan.

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