Dive into the storied fabric of Woolton on a self-guided audio tour that beckons history buffs and Beatles enthusiasts alike. Embark on a journey through time, where the mystical Iron Age origins of this English village intertwine with the pivotal moments of the world's most famous band. Narrated by residents with deep-rooted connections, this tour offers a unique window into village life, and the profound legacies etched into its landscape.
The adventure begins at the ancient Woolton Cross and winds down at the character-rich Elephant Pub. Along this curated route, a path unfolds from holy grounds at St Peter's Church to the hushed walls of St Mary’s, unraveling tales of Eleanor Rigby and The Beatles that echo amongst the stones. Culminating in a jovial stride past Woolton's oldest cinema and into the timeless embrace of Woolton Woods, history reveals itself step by step.
Memorable encounters await, like the chance to stand by the real Eleanor Rigby's grave and ponder her connection to the iconic song. Simultaneously, discover an unusual elephant story linked to the Marie Curie Hospice, adding yet another layer to Woolton’s eclectic chronicle. This tour promises an immersive experience where the lines between past and present artistically blur, leaving a lasting impression of Woolton's historical vistas.