This was such a cool experience! You need to have a photo plan though because it is hard to get a great shot as it is a busy road. I would go back and take the walk again for a better photo. If you are a Beatles fan, it is a must if you are in London! Abbey Road studios is cool to see too, if only from the outside. Surreal!

Visiting Abbey Road was an emotional experience for me and my family. As music fans, walking down the famous street and seeing the Beatles' legendary studio was a special moment. Taking photos at the crosswalk was fun, however, it would be even better if there was a structure to help tourists take photos safely, as the street is quite busy.

Abby road, the most legendary pavement in the whole world, this was also fun to experience. All The Beatles fans must go here. And Abby road studio was right below the pavement, we met Beatles fans from all over the world and of all ages. Strongly recommended.

A quick stop if you have 30 minutes to kill. Wouldn’t go out of your way to go there. Can only see the outside of the building through a gate and do the ceremonial walk across Abbey Road and take pictures. Then you keep getting asked to visit the gift shop. Unless you’re a big Beatles fan it’s probably something you can skip.

From St. John's Wood station on the Jubilee subway line, cross the street, pass by the hospital and down the road that curves gently to the left, and you will find that crosswalk on your right. There are people visiting constantly during the day, so I think you'll find out soon enough. It's an ordinary pedestrian crossing in a quiet residential area, but Beatles fans love it. I thought I might never come again, so I crossed many times.

3rd time of visiting Abbey Road and it always feels special to be there because it is a big part of British music history! Well worth a visit and always love signing the wall outside the studios! Also located in a very pretty area which is a 5 minute walk from Paul McCartney's London house, I am lucky enough to discover where he lives after recently doing the Beatles walking tour!

I found this easily as I had researched the location before I set off. It’s wise to do so as I didn’t see any signs to it, but you could always ask at St John’s Wood tube station as there is a Beatles cafe there. It’s about a 10 minute walk from the station. On the way you’ll pass the blue plaque for Sir Thomas Beecham. I went early and arrived at 9.30 hopefully to miss the crowds but there was a big party of Spaniards there. So I had to wait a while until they’d all taken photos. Plus there is traffic of course, so you have to wait for them too. A nice Spanish guy took my photo on the crossing so I was well pleased. Really pleased I got to see this iconic place.

For Beatles fans it's a must. Be careful to take the picture it is a street with quite a lot of car passage. We waited in line a bit but it was pretty fast. There is a shop right next to the Studio which is very nice but the prices are high (ex 40€ a snow globe)

Absolute must visit if you are a music fan or Beetles fan or just history fan.. But this is a live street with lots of traffic and its not that easy to get your opportunity to get a picture in.. as there is always tons of tourists. Feel kind of bad for the locals as they navigate tourists standing in the middle of the street. Great spot to visit but please be considerate of locals and others trying to take photos. In the half hour we were there we saw few tourists "get into it" because one group would not leave the walkway to let others take photos