Live Abbey Road Zebra Crossing webcam at St John's Wood in London Abbey Road, London Middlesex England

The Abbey Road zebra crossing at St John's Wood in London is famous worldwide as the spot captured on The Beatles Abbey Road album cover.

In April 1969 the Beatles group came to Abbey Road recording studios to make their final album. The Abbey Road studio and famous zebra crossing are regarded as British music industry icons to this day.

Every year thousands of people from all over the world visit the world famous Abbey Road pedestrian crossing, close to the Abbey Road Recording Studios to have their pictures taken on the iconic Zebra Crossing.  Now classed as a `must do` sightseeing tour when visiting London

If you would like to make a visit to the Abbey Road Zebra Crossing - see the below directions to get to Abbey Road in St John's Wood:

Abbey Road is in St John's Wood, London, which is quite a walk from Central London. From Oxford Street go north along Regent Street, turn left into Marylebone Road, and then make your way down to Lissom Grove which is a left turning. Continue up Lissom Grove, which becomes Grove End Road, which leads into Abbey Road. The famous crossing is the first one you come to, just outside the Abbey Road studios on the left. The nearest Underground Station is St John's Wood

If you can't manage a trip to see in the real world the Abbey Road Pedestrian Crossing - enjoy viewing this live Abbey Road Zebra Crossing webcam overlooking the Pedestrian Crossing on Abbey Road. 

Watch Beatles fans make the famous walk accross the Zebra Crossing and posing for pictures as a souvenir from this live Abbey Road web cam

Enjoy viewing this live Abbey Road webcam overlooking the world famous Abbey Road Zebra crossing made famous by the Beatles