Eleanor Rigby Gravesite

Beatle Taxi Tour Great value very impressive, Very knowledgeable driver Fab four way to spend a few hours Really good value for money

A must see for Beatles fans!There is not a lot to see or do unless of course you are going to a church service or visiting a gravesite - please remember to be respectful at all times! That said, if you are a Beatles fan it's worth a visit. It's hard not to keep singing Eleanor Rigby for the rest of the day!

Ah, look at all the lonely peopleAh, look at all the lonely peopleEleanor RigbyPicks up the rice in the church where a wedding has beenLives in a dreamWaits at the windowWearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the doorWho is it for?All the lonely peopleWhere do they all come from?All the lonely peopleWhere do they all belong?Father McKenzieWriting the words of a sermon that no one will hearNo one comes nearLook at him workingDarning his socks in the night when there's nobody thereWhat does he care?All the lonely peopleWhere do they all come from?All the lonely peopleWhere do they all belong?Ah, look at all the lonely peopleAh, look at all the lonely peopleEleanor RigbyDied in the church and was buried along with her nameNobody cameFather McKenzieWiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the graveNo one was savedAll the lonely people (ah, look at all the lonely people)Where do they all come from?All the lonely people (ah, look at all the lonely people)Where do they all belong?

Nice stop on the Beatles tour of Liverpool. I highly recommend that you utilize a guide because you will have more ‘behind the scenes’ stories about the Beatles than going it alone. The church yard is nice and the Eleanor Rigby grave is well kept. Just across the street is the place where John Lennon first played with Paul McCartney in the church before they were The Beatles.

Went here as part of a private Beatles tour. Wonderful experience to here about the cemetery where John and Paul sat on the cemetery wall.

If you are a big Beatles fan this is one of your stops on the Liverpool tour (guided or independent). To easily find the tombstone follow this. As you enter the gate to the church premises turn left to graves on your left. The grave can be found on the 3rd row facing the street (1st being tge closest to the street). The grave's ground surface is covered with little green stones which also make it easy to spot. Note that Eleanor is just another name there and not carved in big letters. Be respectful when there. It is a cemetery.

This is a must see if you’re a Beatles fan. To find the tombstone, you should enter the front/road gate to the church, turn left to the graves. The grave can be found on the right in the third row facing the street. The first row being the closest to the street. The grave is covered with little green stones which also make it easy to spot. Be aware that Eleanor is just one of the smaller names on the headstone and not carved in big letters. Be respectful when there. It is a cemetery after all.

One for the more serious Beatles fan, Sir Paul has commented himself saying that although he can't specifically remember seeing the gravestone, there can be no doubt his subconscious had stored this information away to be resurrected much later in a Beatles classic.I've purposefully uploaded an image of the grave in relation to the church to make it easy to locate. Just turn left as you walk in...

Quiet and respectful. Nothing crazy, in fact, you have to know where it is to get to the marker. No signs or other touristy things which is nice - since it actually is a final resting place.

Must see if you love the Beatles. There was a very nice groundskeeper who explained where all the important historic spots are. Lovely man. Made my visit perfect