How many times have you stood at the gates of Strawberry Fields and wished you could be inside? Well now you can! I highly recommend Strawberry Fields to everyone! A beautifully thought out and designed attraction. Full of Beatle, Sally Army and local history, beautiful visitor centre & grounds and guided walk (especially enjoyed the guided mediations, labyrinth and music). Beautiful in Autumn but can't wait to revisit in Spring and Summer time.

Magical. I'm a huge fan of The Beatles and, whilst I am based in Liverpool, I'd like to hoover up all the connected places. Going to Strawberry Field I expected a short, quick trip. But the exhibition is excellent and takes a couple of hours if you stop and read/listen to everything. The Imagine piano was an unexpected bonus. And the gardens were a pleasant space to escape too. A must for all Beatles fans.

It's a 'self guided tour' which means you are given a device rather like a smartphone with a headset. This syncs with the video content on the video screens inside and contains other information if you want to go deeper into the subject. The exhibition goes into the history of the house, the history of the Salvation Army who acquired it in 1936 and operated it as a children's home and of course the connection with John Lennon and the Beatles. There's also some physical memorabilia in there including a very special piano, and the exhibition ends with an immersive psychedelic projector show depicting the sang Strawberry Fields Forever. It was only £11 to see the exhibition which I thought was good value but if you want, you can just go to the cafe or wander around the gardens which are free admission. On a weekday it's a peaceful place just to relax for an hour, although it might be busy at peak times. For Beatles tourists there's a good souvenir shop to spend your holiday money.