LONDON
London’s best days out.
The 6 most popular football stadium tours in London, side by side: what each one costs, how long it takes and where the tickets are booked, so you can pick a day and go.
A behind-the-scenes Emirates Stadium and Arsenal Museum visit with an audio guide, stadium access, and key historic exhibits for fans.
Most Popular“The audio tour was great!! Great experience for fans.”
Walk Stamford Bridge with a guided tour, then explore the Chelsea FC Museum with trophies, interactive exhibits, and VR.
“Great experience. So much better than expected. We are Chelsea supporters but learnt so much more from our fantastic tour guide. Tour was engaging, entertaining, interesting and very well run.”
Wembley’s guided tour brings you behind the scenes to the tunnel, dressing rooms, trophy steps, and the Crossbar Exhibition in 2 hours.
“Absolutely fantastic tour our guide was funny and very informative telling us about the history and facts of the stadium. The views were incredible and as well as seeing the dressing room, doing the walk out onto the pitch and climbing the steps to where the trophies and medals are handed out were a bonus.…”
Tour Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’s first-team areas, NFL away locker room, dugouts, and Press Auditorium in about 1–1.5 hours for ~$30.
Climb Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to the golden cockerel, then step onto the skywalk 46.8 m above the pitch for London views.
Take the train from London to Anfield for an immersive Liverpool FC Stadium Tour, interactive museum, and free time at Royal 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…”
Every way into the city, and every day trip back out of it.
