Penny Lane

 wonderful and famous Beatles song, that goes through your head, at the mention of the name. The street, named after Mr. Penny, has a darker and more infamous side; as Mr. Penny was a ship owner and slave master

The alley where John Lennon lived as a child has become a must-see for Beatles fans.

Penny Lane, an alley near Lennon's childhood home, became a must-see stop for fans on a pilgrimage to Liverpool thanks to the Beatles'album of the same name "Penny Lane". At one end of the street was the famous Beatles Barber's, and the pubs across the street were the fixed venues for their early performances in Liverpool. If they perform late, they will go to a nearby cafe the next morning to have breakfast, chat and spend time aimlessly. Come to Penny Lane and experience the life of my idol.

Many Liverpool attractions have appeared in the recording of the Beatles song "Free as a Bird" MV, in which a bird leaps through the gates of the strawberry garden and the next shot is the terrazzo street. Most of the shops and windows here are renovated in order. There were also antique cars, trains and a bus used to recreate the Pence Street scene from the 1950s.

This is a neighborhood where John Lennon lived in his childhood, and the Beatles will have an album of the same name, so it has become another Beatles fan pilgrimage site, which is actually a small ordinary street.