Many Beatles fans make pilgrimage to Penny Lane in the South of the city, to see the street. It's still a lively area, with independent businesses lining the street. There's even a barber's shop in the same spot referenced in the song.
You can get to Penny Lane on the Magical Mystery Tour or a number of other Beatles tours operating in the city. If you'd prefer to linger a little longer why not jump on a bus from Liverpool ONE or a train to Mossley Hill station. For an overnight stay, there's even a Penny Lane hotel.
The Lane also connects the fantastic Sefton Park to Smithdown Road, so is perfect for a stroll or seeking out some food and drink before visiting the 235 acre park. Try out Penny Lane Wine Bar, where they offer a range of bar snacks and a fab wine list. There's traditional pub food and great beer garden at quirky establishment, The Dovedale Towers. There's award-winning breakfast and brunch at The Tavern Company. On Smithdown Place, just minutes from Penny Lane is Neon Jamon, the place to go to try Catalan inspired tapas in a relaxed setting and it's open until late.
If you truly want to 'live' the infamous song, why not order 'four of fish' at Penny Lane Fish and Chip shop? A classic British dish and highly recommended!