Childhood Home of Paul McCartney

  Childhood Home of Paul McCartney sits at 20 Forthlin Road in Liverpool, a modest brick house where the future Beatle grew up during the 1940s and 1950s. This home is notable not only for its connection to McCartney but also for its role in shaping the music that would emerge from the Merseybeat scene. Today, the house operates as a museum, allowing visitors to explore the rooms where young Paul crafted melodies and shared moments with family. Open to the public from February to December, guests can see original furnishings, personal artifacts, and even hear stories about his early inspirations. Make sure to immerse yourself in the atmosphere that influenced one of the most iconic musicians in history.