LONDON
London’s best days out.
London gives you more options than any one trip can use. These are the 7 football stadium tours travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where to book it.
Walk Arsenal’s tunnel and sit in the dugout, then visit the Emirates museum with a six-language audio guide. 90 minutes.
Most Popular“Great experiance. The kid loved the tour the digital guide”
Walk Stamford Bridge from dressing rooms to the tunnel, then explore the Chelsea FC Museum with trophies and interactive exhibits in an hour.
“Scott our guide was engaging and knowledgeable. Great experience to share with my 10 year old. Highly recommend even if you’re not a Chelsea fan like us.”
Wembley Stadium guided tour from $33 for 2 hours. See dressing rooms, players tunnel, press areas, trophy steps, and the 1966 Crossbar.
“Exceptional tour , very well planned , we were not rushed , I would certainly recommend this tour to anyone… either a football fan or not . The tour was superb value for money . Our guide Daniel was very informative with just the right sense of humour .”
Tour Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with first-team and NFL locker-room access, pitchside dugout seats, and media areas in 1–1.5 hours.
“Really good experience, the tour is self guided apart from a small introduction and walk to the first area, and the guide for this part, Mark, was exceptional! Really knowledgable and friendly, super happy to chat to myself and any others who had questions. I won't spoil any of the tour, but for a football…”
Suit up and climb to the Tottenham Hotspur golden cockerel, then step onto the skywalk 46.8m above the pitch for London views.
“Staff are exceptional, so kind helpful. Beautiful views and great safety. I suggest doing the edge as well if you want a real thrill.”
A guided walk through Fulham’s Craven Cottage: the Johnny Haynes Stand, tunnel, dressing room, balcony, trophies, and plenty of photo stops in 75 minutes.
“Brilliant. Very interesting to enter the old cottage. Our Guide took the the time to get to know the guests.”
A 12-hour train day from London to Liverpool: Anfield Stadium Tour, interactive Liverpool FC Story museum, and free time at Albert Dock.
“There were problems at the stadium at first because the code wasn't recognized. They called someone specially. Everything worked out, but it was a bit nerve-wracking... in hindsight I would have booked it myself. I don't see any advantage in booking it as a package. You get the train times, the bus from the station…”
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