The tour started punctually at 7 p.m. at the Feldstrasse underground station. From there it was a good 2 hours through St. Pauli to the various stations of the Beatles in Hamburg. As a Beatles fan, stations like the Kaiserkeller, the Indra or the Star Club are of course known. It was good that even I, as a big Beatles fan, was surprised and discovered corners that I didn't know before. However, I would really only recommend the tour to people who like the Beatles or are interested in music history - because in the end it's "just" a hotel, a front door or clubs in the neighborhood. Fans like me love it, others might get bored. What I would recommend is making the tour 3 euros more expensive and handing out a snap to loosen up at the beginning. It's somehow part of the neighborhood and since you also sing songs on the way, that would loosen your tongue. In addition, you walk a lot and have little or no time to get something to drink somewhere. Otherwise great!

The tour was a highlight of our trip to Hamburg! It was really cool to get to know so many places and also with the group it was really fun to listen, run and sing. Sometimes I would have liked to see some of the photos shown around better, even if I was standing on the edge. But it was mainly about the places themselves. I was impressed how Henning maneuvered the large group so confidently through the crowded corners in St. Pauli and kept everyone in view. Can only recommend the tour!

Was very informative! Have already visited Liverpool and got to know the Beatles' stations there. So now back to the roots of the band. Unfortunately, it poured down completely - we were all wet to the skin (at least on the feet and legs despite the umbrella), as there was hardly any storage space. The tour guide was great - the bad weather didn't stop you from getting your guitar out and playing the old Beatles classics soaked - respect! My tip: Better to book in summer when the days are longer and you get more out of the tour.