Abbey Road Studios Reviews

How great it was to be where some important characters in the history of music took a photo that toured the world and was part of the cover of their album. I stepped on his own ground. It was great

History First Hand!

Since you cannot actually go into the Abbey Road Studios the next best thing is to visit the gift shop that is right next to the studios. There you will find an array of memorabilia. I also recommend taking photos of the outside and yes the cross walk. It is a unique experience. If you are an artist looking to record you will of course need to contact the studio directly for booking.

Iconic...a have to visit place, if you like music and the Beatles..there is a gift shop right next door and an authentic memorabilia shop a few blocks away, that is real ...worth a visit!

If you go, it's really just Abbey Road studios and pedestrian crossings.

The studio was an amazing experience. Getting to tour Studio Two was simply splendid. It's a fantastic place, kept operating by great people.

Really unique little shop but you can't get anywhere near the studios which is disappointing. The neighborhood is quiet and beautiful for a walk through on a nice day.

What can I say, cross on the strips and you feel like a Beatles

You can take snaps outside but unless you're a recording artist you're not going to get inside the gates. The store is fine and you're probably going to overspend on memorabilia.

We had a bad time because they wanted to steal us. We take the typical photos

Really cool place to see. The people driving were really nice and would stop to give people time for pictures.

This was so fun! I feel sorry for the traffic, which is constantly waiting for people to cross and have their photo taken. Our group had an amazing time and it brought a lot of joy to a stressful day. It is close to public transport and the walls are cleaned regularly allowing for signing by the public.

Didn't tour inside, but enjoyed the area outside, including the famous cross walk and the graffiti

It is a place of culture that transports you to the 70's

Very cool .... this is one of the creators of a very legendary work

I was at the Abbey Road Zebra Crossing and in the Shop. Unmissable for a Beatle fan.

Epic spot to visit. Brought our 2 boys and the 4 of us reenacted the iconic album cover. We had costumes and everything. Our little guy wanted to be Paul. He went barefoot and had a fake cigarette! Be aware, Abbey Road is an actual road, so you've gotta be cautious if reenacting the album cover. Also, London is quite rainy, so possibly wet feet for "Paul"!

For the French it is really to see, there is even a museum next to it, in addition to the pedestrian passage on the cover of the famous Abbey road. By the way be careful if you want to pose on the pedestrian crossing of Abbey road, cars do not appreciate at all

Never Seen But Listen, Want to see in this life...?

Must visit for Beatles lovers. Next to the studio works the official store with very interesting items for lovers of the Beatles and music in general.

Jeff was recording with engineer George. He had a great day.

The shop next door sells official Beatles products, they are amazing and have a good vinyl collection.

Great emotion, being part of this legion, that long wanted to climb this step, I would have liked to have visited the studio but it is not possible. I passed the shop and took a photo on the memorable treadmill.

Excellent! An open day visit to the world famous recording studios and a seminar on sound recording history at Abbey Road in Studio 2.
Met and had a chat with the legendary Engineer/Producer Ken Scott.
He sound engineered for The Beatles, Pink Floyd, George Harrison and was a producer for David Bowie, Queen, Supertramp. Very interesting chatting with him.

After doing a session here I can say that the studios and the facilities are amazing. You feel right at home whether you play bass, guitar or if you're just a walk in musician. The staff are super friendly and with everything that's happening it reminds to stay clean and protective whilst being inside the studio.

Was closed when we were there but a great place to visit if your a Beetle's fan

Although only from the outside, it was amazing to be part of such immense history.... It was nothing short of awe inspiring.

Characteristic place to visit if you go as tourists to London

Very cold. Disappointing since I imagined seeing something as big as the Beatles, there is nothing there.

Amazing!! The shop is great as well and staff is super friendly!

A truly iconic place - the history of music is embedded here

Was lucky enough to be able to visit during the recording of the soundtrack to the Ridley Scott movie Kingdom of Heaven, also got a tour, amazing experience.

The studios cannot be visited and only the shop is open.
The zebra crossing has been moved from the one on the cover of the famous album

Wonderful places thats I see for the first time in 1982 with my mum, my dad and my brother Lorenzo Magic

Emblematic study with the outside walls painted with messages addressed to the Beatles.

Fun and unique. Learned interesting facts and met peculiar people.

When you enter the Abbey Road site, you can capture the CCTV in front of you in 2-3 minutes! The part where you can have a little fun when you go alone^^;

brilliant place to visit, a must for all Beatle fans

Beautiful area - quiet and quite peaceful. If you're a fan of music, this is a must. The items for purchase in the Abbey Studios Shop are obviously quite pricey, but it's at least worth it to walk around and take a look.

Super crowded and many cars during the afternoon, I recommend going really early. I went around 9am and there was no one.

Marvellous historic place to visit. Bags of fun watching people posing on the famous zebra crossing. Then walked round to Paul's house. Discovered Billy Fury lived nearly opposite Paul's place. Good day out.

Abbey Road Studios, even in the pouring rain is 'cool'. I'd personally rather head down to #lordscricketground which is some 100m away

This is the emblematic place where the Beatles stamped the cover of their Abby Road album, outside the studios of the same name on the street. Vehicles pass that at all times, with an incomparable patience wait for people to take their long-awaited photograph. You can arrive by bus without problem from anywhere. A place to go in London

I'm not a big Beatles fan, but I couldn't leave London without taking the picture across the street. There are usually a lot of people wanting to take pictures.

There is nothing to say. You can just stand in front of it and share the feeling of air. There are always commemorative photo groups on the pedestrian crossing nearby.

Beautiful place, however the crossing of cars is continuous. The good part is that they stop at the track.

The studio was not open to the public but they have a lovely gift shop. Don't forget to take a photo crossing Abbey Road!

Very nice to have been to this historic place once ...