Beatles Statue

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The Beatles Statue is a bronze monument erected at Liverpool’s iconic Pier Head, unveiled on 4 December 2015. Designed by sculptor Andy Edwards and donated by The Cavern Club, the monument features four life‑size bronze statues of Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and John Lennon walking together. The figures are based on a 1963 photograph of the group and were positioned to reflect their usual stage arrangement. The statue’s dedication coincided with the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ final Liverpool concert on 5 December 1965, tying the monument directly to the band’s historic roots. Set near the intersection of Brunswick Street and Canada Boulevard, the statue provides a free, accessible tribute within the city’s famed waterfront district. A quick stop of about half an hour allows visitors to admire the detailed sculptures and the commemorative plaque that explains the monument’s significance. The statue is ideal for Beatles fans, music history enthusiasts, families, and general tourists exploring Liverpool’s cultural landmarks. The monument enjoys a prime waterfront location, making it an attractive complement to visitor itineraries along the River Mersey, while the free admission encourages spontaneous visits.

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• Four Life‑Size Bronze Statues
• Pier Head Landmark
• Cavern Club Donation

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• Typical visit: about 30 minutes