London Rolling Stones Birthplace Private Tour 3 hr

Follow the early story of The Rolling Stones on a private London tour through the West London neighborhoods where the band performed and spent time between 1962 and 1964. With a professional guide and air-conditioned vehicle, this 180-minute journey connects the places that shaped the group’s beginnings.

Pass former homes, favorite haunts, and venues where the Stones played, then visit Olympic Studios, where they recorded six consecutive albums. In Richmond, see the church hall where the band performed for a small audience in changing lineups before earning a weekly residency at the Crawdaddy Club. The route also takes you past places associated with Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood and up to Richmond Hill for sweeping views. The tour ends at Richmond Station, with frequent services to London and Windsor.

This London Rolling Stones birthplace tour brings music history into the streets and landmarks where it unfolded. Meet outside Earls Court Station’s front entrance, using the Earls Court Road exit. Book your private tour to explore the band’s formative years with a guide.