VOICED : El bar de los Beatles en Liverpool reconocido como monumento historico

The Philharmonic Dining Rooms in Liverpool, a favorite spot of The Beatles, has been recognized as a Grade I Historic Monument, equating it with iconic structures like Buckingham Palace. Built in 1898 by Walter Thomas, it was originally a gentlemen's restaurant linked to the nearby music hall. The venue is known for its ornate architecture and exclusive male-only access during the Victorian era. The Beatles frequented the bar, with Paul McCartney performing an impromptu concert there in 2018. John Lennon lamented the loss of anonymity that fame brought, preventing him from visiting. The site's historic status ensures the preservation of its architectural beauty, including its modernist entrance and intricate interior design.

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