A Google Maps blunder is sending Beatles fans down a long and winding road by directing them to the wrong zebra crossing instead of the one pictured on the Abbey Road album cover.. Traffic is ...

It is in fact more than nine miles (14km) from the Grade II listed zebra crossing John, Paul, George and Ringo traversed for Ian Macmillan's iconic cover shot for the 1969 Abbey Road record.

Google have launched a new interactive tour of Abbey Road studios and it is unbelievably cool. The new tour lets you step through the doors of the world famous studios and nose around the place ...

The famous street crossing outside London’s Abbey Road Studios has finally received a fresh coat of paint thanks to empty streets caused by the coronavirus lockdown.. Ever since the Beatles ...

Abbey Road Crossing Is Repainted During The Coronavirus Pandemic. Getty Images. According to some reports, three billion people are currently under some kind of COVID-19 lockdown, over a third of ...

The Abbey Road zebra crossing in north London - made famous after appearing on a Beatles album cover - has been given Grade II listed status. The crossing - the first of its kind to be listed - is ...

The site, featured on the group's 1969 "Abbey Road" album, is a popular stop for visitors. It got new paint while London is on coronavirus lockdown.

While everyone is stuck inside social distancing because of the COVID-19 pandemic, one iconic crosswalk is getting a long-needed sprucing up thanks to the coronavirus isolation.

The most famous pedestrian crossing in popular music, outside Abbey Road Studios in north London, was designated a site of national importance by the British government on Wednesday.Beatles fans fr… ...

Abbey Road residents and traders have told how Beatles tourists are visiting the wrong zebra crossing because of Google Maps giving faulty directions.

The famous street crossing outside London’s Abbey Road Studios has finally received a fresh coat of paint thanks to empty streets caused by the coronavirus lockdown. Ever since the Beatles ...