London is famous for hosting some of the top sporting events globally, and it has amazing venues to go along with them. Plus, the city offers fantastic sports facilities. Here’s our selection of venues that are open to everyone.
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a spacious, versatile park situated in Stratford, east London. Originally created for the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, the venue has since transformed into a versatile space that functions as both a sports complex and a public park.
With its beautiful 560-acres of landscapes, waterways, and play areas, the park invites families to spend quality time in a serene environment. Additionally, hosting numerous events throughout the year including sporting competitions, music festivals and cultural celebrations. The park is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, providing activities that cater to everyone’s interests.
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Visit Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Website for more information.
Venues located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Stadium
London Stadium – West Ham United’s home ground.
ArcelorMittal Orbit – The UK’s tallest structure.
London Aquatics Centre – Recreational swimming pool offering a wide-ranging programme of activities.
Copper Box Arena – The ‘Box that Rocks.’
Lee Valley VeloPark – Enjoy a range of cycling activities in one location.
Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre – Excellent facilities include 2 hockey pitches, four indoor tennis courts, and six outdoor courts. All available to the general public.
Transport Links
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is well-connected by public transport, with nearby stations including Stratford, Stratford International, and Hackney Wick. The park is also accessible by foot, bicycle, and car, with several parking areas available. See Park Map
Find Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Google Maps
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday 07:00am-22:00pm
Saturday and Sunday 07:00am-17:00pm
Nearest tube station: Stratford (15 minute walk).
Nearest overground station: Hackney Wick (5 minute walk).
Bus service: Plan your bus journey with TFL
London Stadium
The London Stadium, originally known as the Olympic Stadium, being the centrepiece of the London 2012 Olympic games. The stadium is surrounded on three sides by waterways and is at the heart of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It is now home to premiership football team West Ham United.
Additionally, the stadium serves as a multi-purpose venue hosting a number of sporting events, including rugby and athletics as well as holding concerts by well-known artists and bands.
For more information visit the London Stadium Events
In addition to sports and music, the stadium features guided tours that allow visitors to explore its history, architecture, and interesting facts about the venue. Including its significance as the home of West Ham United football club.
Visit Google Maps to see surrounding area and nearby amenities.
Stadium Tours
Taking a guided tour of London Stadium is an amazing opportunity to explore one of the city’s most famous modern landmarks. Whether you’re a football fan, interested in history, or just eager to see what goes on behind the scenes at a major sports and events venue, this experience is perfect for you.
For more information and booking visit the London Stadium Tours
Transport Links
Located in the south of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the easiest method of travel is by public transport. The stadium is a short walk from Stratford Station following signposted routes. There is no parking available at London Stadium.
Nearest tube station: Stratford (15 minute walk).
Nearest overground stations: Stratford Station (15 minute walk).
Bus service: Plan your journey with TFL
ArcelorMittal Orbit
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is set to captivate both new and returning visitors after relaunching in early 2025 following essential maintenance works. This iconic structure, standing tall at 114.5 meters, offers an impressive vantage point. From its 80 meter viewing platform, visitors can enjoy 360-degree panoramic views that reveal not only the sprawling cityscape but also some of its most famous landmarks, such as the Shard and the London Eye.
After taking in the views, the lift can take you back down lift back alternatively enjoy a leisurely 455 steps to the bottom, or if feeling adventurous, you can experience the world’s tallest and longest tunnel slide, which features 12 loops of the Orbit’s structure. Furthermore, this option offers a much faster 40-second thrilling ride back down to ground level!
ArcelorMittal Orbit Experience Leaflet
For further information on tickets and opening times, visit the ArcelorMittal Orbit Website.
London Aquatics Centre
Dive into the amazing Aquatics Centre swimming pool, which hosted the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. You’ll find a leisure pool, a diving pool, and competition pools designed for swimmers of all abilities and offering a wide-ranging programme of activities to enjoy.
The center welcomes everyone, providing affordable access to its world class facilities. In addition to the main sports areas, it has a modern gym and café, providing a welcoming space for families and friends to relax. Spectator seating enhances the experience for all guests.
Word-class events are held, which can be booked and attended. For more information visit londonaquaticscentre.org
Copper Box Arena
The Copper Box Arena is a state-of-the -art facility providing a multi-purpose indoor venue and world class events space.
Originally built for the 2012 Summer Olympics it has become a popular venue for various major sporting fixtures, exhibitions, and top entertainment. The arena is home to a number of premier clubs including the London Lions basketball team and London Pulse netball team.
The UTS Grand Final tennis event takes place at the arena this December Find out more
For future events and information visit the Copper Box Arena
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday 07:00am-22:00pm
Saturday and Sunday 07:00am-17:00pm
Lee Valley VeloPark
Lee Valley VeloPark is a fantastic spot for everyone, regardless of age or skill level, who has a passion for cycling or is eager to start.
The centrepiece of the VeloPark is the velodrome often referred to as the ‘pringle’ due to its undulating roof design.
You can experience four different cycling styles at one location:
Track Cycling: An indoor velodrome featuring a 250-meter indoor wooden track. Available for both Track and Experience sessions.
Road Cycling: Floodlit, one mile closed road circuit. used by cyclists of all levels, including professionals and those just starting out.
BMX: A floodlit outdoor BMX track featuring jumps and sharp turns, perfect for both seasoned riders and newcomers to the sport.
Mountain Biking: Several miles of graded biking trails winding throughout the VeloPark’s landscaped areas.
If you don’t have your own bike, no problem! There are plenty of rental options available to ensure you have a great time on two wheels. Guests can also experience national and international cycling competitions, including track cycling championships, BMX events, and more.
See website for News and Events.
Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre
Situated in the northern area of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre offers premier sports facilities for both beginners and advanced players in both sports.
Open to the public, with facilities for hire and a variety of programmes, social sessions, and competitions. In addition, the Centre has been the host of national and international hockey tournaments and remains a key location for significant sporting events.
For more information visit Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre
Wembley Stadium
As the largest stadium in the UK and the home of England’s national team, Wembley Stadium is renowned as one of the most iconic venues for sports and entertainment around the world.
The existing stadium known for its twin towers was opened in 1923. The old stadium was demolished and reopened in 2007, with a seating capacity of around 90,000.
Strolling down Olympic Way, commonly known as Wembley Way, always fills you with a thrill, especially right before a major game or event. Countless fans have traversed this route from Wembley Park tube station to Wembley Stadium, gazing up at the impressive arch that towers 133-meters above the stadium. This striking feature is visible from all around the city and has become a symbol of the venue. Wembley also has a retractable roof ensuring events will take place even during inclement weather.
The stadium is also a premier venue for live music performed by world renowned bands and artists and has held major sporting events including rugby, boxing matches and American football.
For upcoming events visit Wembley Stadium Events
Wembley Stadium Tours
Enjoy a guided tour at one of the UK’s most famous stadiums. Discover its rich history and cultural importance, along with how its architecture has transformed over the years. In addition, get a special glimpse into areas that are usually closed to the public.
Wembley Stadium has several tours to choose from including a matchday tour and Wembley Stadium tour. For more information and booking visit Wembley Stadium Tours.
Wembley Stadium is a fantastic destination for families, football fans, and concert lovers alike when visiting London. While you’re planning your trip, it’s also a good idea to explore hotel options and find the best places to stay in the city.
Transport Links
Wembley Stadium has great transport links and is accessible from three railway stations all within walking distance.
Tube Stations: Wembley Park Station (10 minute walk), Wembley Central Station (22 minute walk).
Nearest overground station: Wembley Stadium Rail Station (9 minute walk), Wembley Central Station (22 minute walk).
Bus service: The stadium is well-served by TFL buses. Plan your bus journey with TFL
Parking
If visiting Wembley Stadium by car, it is advisable to use the official parking available; otherwise, you may encounter difficulties finding a suitable place to park. Visit Wembley Official Parking.
When driving in and around London be aware of the Transport for London, Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ). Wembley Stadium is now included in Transport for London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. As a result, anyone driving to Wembley will need to comply with the ULEZ regulations.
While a lot of vehicles are compliant with ULEZ standards, there are still some that do not. You can find out if your vehicle meets the requirements by using the ULEZ Vehicle Checker.
Allianz Stadium – Twickenham
Formally known as Twickenham, the Allianz Stadium is England’s national rugby union stadium and the home of English rugby. This iconic venue not only serves as the heart of the sport in the country but also stands as a testament to the rich history and tradition of rugby in England. It boasts being the world’s largest rugby union stadium, with a seating capacity of 82,000.
In addition to its primary role as a rugby venue, the stadium also hosts concerts by some of the biggest known groups and artists, further solidifying its status as a versatile entertainment hub.
Allianz World Rugby Museum
The stadium is also home to the World Rugby Museum, housing the largest collection of rugby memorabilia in the world. Here, you can delve deeper into the sport’s heritage, exploring artifacts and exhibitions that celebrate rugby’s evolution over the years. The collection includes the oldest international jersey dating from 1871, as well as the Calcutta Cup, symbolizing the fierce rivalry and tradition that has developed between England and Scotland.
Along with being the focal point for the heritage and culture of rugby across the globe, the museum offers an immersive experience that educates visitors about the sport’s storied past while inspiring future generations to engage with rugby’s enduring legacy.”
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Saturday 10:00am-17:00pm
Sunday 11:00am-17:00pm
Bank Holidays 11:00-17:00
Allianz Stadium Tour
Take a look behind the scenes on the impressive Stadium Tour. Visit some of the most exciting and select areas, including the Royal Box with its stunning views, Players’ Tunnel, and a visit pitch-side to experience the atmosphere and adrenaline the players must feel in this impressive stadium. The highlight of the trip is a visit to the England Dressing Room, here you will hear anecdotes and routines of international rugby players.
Tickets need to be booked in advance. With the Stadium Tour, you can also enjoy entry to the World Rugby Museum.
In addition to the Stadium Tour there’s also a Legends Tour package and Private Tour available.
Stadium Tours:
Tuesday to Friday 10:30, 12:30, 14:30
Saturday 10:30, 12:00, 13:00, 14:30
Sunday 11:30, 13:00, 14:30
Bank Holidays 11:30, 13:00, 14:30
View the official Allianz website for more information.
Transport Links
Twickenham is approximately 1 hour 10 minutes’ drive from central London and is easily accessible from the M3, M4 and M25.
When driving to Twickenham be aware of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). Areas leading to the Allianz Stadium may be included in the zone. For more information visit ULEZ.
Parking
The Allianz Stadium is located on Whitton Road and has complimentary car parking for visitors to the World Rugby Museum and Allianz Stadium Tour.
Note – parking is not available on event days.
Parking at the stadium on a matchday must be pre-booked and can be purchased when buying your tickets for the event or fixture.
Find your way around with the Allianz Stadium site maps. None Match Day / Match Day
Overground from London to Twickenham
The London Overground connects Richmond station to Twickenham. If you’re traveling on the District line of the tube, you can switch to the Overground at Richmond and continue to Twickenham from that point.
Tube from London to Twickenham
Unfortunately, there isn’t a direct tube connection from London to Twickenham. The nearest tube stations are Hounslow East on the Piccadilly Line and Richmond on the District Line, both of which are about a 45-minute walk from the stadium. If walking isn’t your preference, you can take the tube to Richmond and switch to an Overground service from there.
Train / Tube
Twickenham Rail Station – 10 minute walk
Whitton Rail Station – 20 minute walk
St Margaret’s Rail Station – 20 minute walk
Richmond Rail & Tube – 8 minute train ride to/from the stadium
Hounslow East Tube – 30 minute bus ride to/from the stadium
Bus service: Plan your bus journey with TFL
Cricket Stadiums
Lord’s Cricket Ground
Lord’s cricket ground, commonly known as ‘Lord’s,’ holds a significant place in the history and culture of cricket. Named after its founder, Thomas Lord, it is located in the picturesque area of St John’s Wood, London. The ground is owned by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) who have been based at Lord’s since 1814. Additionally, it serves as the home ground for Middlesex County Cricket Club, further cementing its importance in the domestic cricket landscape. With its rich heritage and iconic status, Lord’s is widely referred to as the ‘Home of Cricket.’
Experiences at Lord’s
From having a drink in the iconic Lord’s Tavern whilst watching live sport, where the electric atmosphere of cheering fans adds to the excitement of the game or enjoying a traditional afternoon tea with amazing views over the outfield from the Long Room where portraits of crickets greats look down from the surrounding walls.
Lord’s has a selection of unique experiences to choose from.
Afternoon Tea
Lord’s Dining Club
Ultimate Playing Experience
Dressing Room Experience
Lord’s Tavern
Lord’s Tours and Museum
For all lovers of cricket, a guided tour of Lord’s gives you an insight into the home of cricket. As you step onto the hallowed grounds, you’ll immediately feel the weight of history surrounding you, where every blade of grass has witnessed countless memorable matches. Behind the scenes, you will delve into fascinating stories and anecdotes that have shaped the sport over the years, allowing you to appreciate its rich heritage even more.
As you continue your journey, you’ll have the unique opportunity to visit the dressing rooms where past legends have gathered before a match providing a glimpse into the rituals and preparations that take place before the game.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer to the game, the magic of Lord’s will stay with you long after your visit.
MCC Museum
The MCC Museum is one of the world’s oldest sporting museums, displaying the history and development of cricket. Established in 1864, it offers a unique glimpse into the rich heritage of the game, featuring an impressive collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits that cater to both avid cricket fans and casual visitors alike. Entry to the museum is only permitted with the purchase of a Tour of the ground, which not only includes access to the museum but also provides an in-depth exploration of the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground itself.
Transport Links
Lord’s Cricket Ground is best reached by public transport, as travelling by car is best avoided due to the heavy traffic and limited parking options in the area. However, it is important to note that visitors who have specific access needs may need to use a car.
The ground is conveniently located just 6 miles from the M1, making it relatively easy to reach for those coming from the north. Additionally, it is only 1.5 miles from Marble Arch, providing a straightforward route for those traveling from central London. Overall, while public transport is the recommended option, there are multiple routes available for those who do need to drive.
Train / Tube
Lord’s has several London underground stations close by, and depending on where you are seated in the ground some stops may be more beneficial.
- For the Warner Stand, Pavilion, and Tavern and Allen Stands, use Warwick Avenue (12 minute walk) or Edgware Road (15 minute walk).
- For Mound and Edrich Stands, use Baker Street (18 minute walk).
- For the Grand and Compton Stands, use St. John’s Wood (10 minute walk).
The nearest main line railway station is Marylebone (10 minute walk).
Bus service: Plan your bus journey with TFL
For more information, and help planning your journey, visit Lord’s Ground Map
The Kia Oval
The Oval formally named the Kia Oval due to sponsorship, is an international cricket ground located in Kennington, South London. The Oval has been the home ground of Surry County Cricket Club since it opened in 1845 making it one of the oldest cricket grounds in England.
The iconic grade II listed pavilion is an important part of the grounds character, along with the gasometer located behind the pavilion end, a prominent structure synonymous with The Oval’s skyline.
The Oval is famously associated with the birth of the Ashes series. In 1882, after Australia defeated England at The Oval, a satirical obituary in a newspaper stated that English cricket had died, and “the body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia.” This led to the creation of the Ashes, the most famous Test series between England and Australia.
In recent years, The Oval has undergone significant redevelopment to modernize the facilities while maintaining its historic charm. These upgrades ensure it remains a top venue for international and domestic cricket.
Ground Tour
Enjoy a behind the scenes tour of this iconic ground, where the rich history of cricket comes alive. As you explore, spend time in the Micky Stewart Members Pavilion, a place steeped in tradition and camaraderie that offers a unique glimpse into the life of club members. you’ll have the opportunity to see inside the away dressing room, a space that holds countless stories of rivalry and sportsmanship.
Moreover, prepare to be captivated by the panoramic views across London from the top of the JM Finn or MAR Galadari Stand. Additionally see inside the club museum, home to the world’s oldest attributed cricket bat! and go pitch side to where all the action takes place and take in the atmosphere that makes cricket such a great sport.
Stadium Tour with Afternoon Tea
Enjoying watching Surrey play a game of cricket is a great experience in itself, but it becomes even more special when accompanied by an exclusive tour of the grounds. This tour offers a unique glimpse behind the scenes, allowing you to appreciate the rich history and vibrant atmosphere that surrounds the ground.
After the tour, you are treated to a traditional afternoon tea, meticulously prepared by the award-winning hospitality team. To top it all off, you can savor these delightful treats while enjoying the amazing views over the ground from the 175 Suite,
Note. Afternoon Tea tours take place during standard hours of play.
Transport Links
The Kia Oval is easily accessible by public transport from the city of London and surrounding areas. It is not recommended to journey to the ground by car and on major match-days road closures are in place around Kennington which may restrict access to surrounding streets.
Note. There is no match-day parking available at or near the ground. Limited parking is available to Blue Badge holders, which is situated off site on major match-days.
Nearest tube station: Oval (4 minute walk) and Vauxhall (10 minute walk).
Nearest overground station: Vauxhall (10 minute walk).
Bus service: Plan your bus journey with TFL
Wimbledon
Located at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon is widely known for its tennis tournament, held since 1877, and staged annually in late June and early July on the grass courts of SW19.
The venue not only contains the famous courts but also houses the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Wimbledon shop and Wingfield café open daily.
Museum
The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is a treasure trove of tennis history, housing not only the prestigious trophies, but also a captivating collection of historical fashions from the Victorian period. Furthermore, the museum features an impressive collection of equipment and clothing generously donated by past players, which provides a personal touch and connects fans to their favourite players.
Wimbledon Tours
Experience Wimbledon like never before with tours led by knowledgeable guides who provide an incredible behind-the-scenes glimpse of this iconic venue. Visit the Centre Court, where some of the greatest matches and epic finals have been battled out.
Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the player’s area along with the media center, which features the BBC studio where broadcasters cover the event bringing the action to fans at home. As you continue your tour, take in the iconic views from the members’ balcony, where many famous people have gone before.
Museum & Tour
Adult – £30
Concession (including Senior Citizens) – £26
Child (aged 5-15) – £20
Museum Only
Adult – £15
Concession (including Seniors/Students) – £13
Child (aged 5-15) – £10
Transport Links
The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is located approximately 7 miles southwest from the centre of London. The club is situated on Church Road, Wimbledon, SW19 5AE. For those using a satellite navigation system, it is worth noting that you should use the postcode SW19 5AG to ensure accurate directions.
Nearest tube station: Southfields (15 minute walk).
Nearest overground station: Wimbledon Station (20 minute walk).
Bus service: Plan your bus journey with TFL
A special bus service operates for the Championships, providing convenient transport from Wimbledon Station to the grounds.
Fares in 2024 were: Single £4, Return £6
Parking
Parking for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum and Tour
If parking is available, you won’t have to pay a fee. Make sure to have a photo ID, such as a driving license or passport, and a vehicle pass to get in. The entrance is located at Gate 4 on Church Road.
Parking for Championships
Parking is limited on-site and must be booked in advance. Car park reservations for the 2025 Championships will open on Monday 14 April 2025. Blue Badge parking is available close to the museum.
Parking Map Walking and Transport Map
Alexandre Palace
Alexandra Palace lovingly known as the Ally Pally, is a sports and entertainment venue in north London. Set within 196 acres of parkland, offering panoramic views over London.
Alexandra Palace hosts a range of sporting events, concerts, exhibitions, and more, making it a vibrant hub for entertainment and cultural activities. Among the many highlights of its calendar, the annual World Darts Championships is held from December to January and draws in huge amounts of spectators. The energy at the Palace has repeatedly transformed this event into a top choice for darts fans, leading to sell-out crowds every year.
Ice Rink
Another favourite attraction is the ice rink, which remains open year-round and is often revered as the best ice skating destination in London. The popular ice disco, in particular, is a great place to let go of any inhibitions and get down to the disco beat, creating an atmosphere filled with energy and excitement. However, if you prefer a more relaxing skate, booking a weekday ticket can offer a quieter experience.
The ice rink is also home to The Haringey Huskies men’s ice hockey team and new to the 2024 season the Haringey Greyhounds women’s ice hockey team. The venue also hosts many of the UK’s national champions and skating pros.
Activities
There are plenty of other exciting activities to explore, including a skate park, Go Ape, children’s play areas, a boating lake, pitch, and putt, and pétanque courts. For more information about all the available activities, be sure to visit the ‘Things to do’ section on the official website.
Each Sunday, the renowned Alexandra Palace Farmers’ Market is held at the Palace or the nearby Campsbourne School from 10am to 3pm. This beloved local event displays a variety of high-quality local produce, along with craft stalls, delicious hot food, coffee, and tempting cakes. Best of all, entry is free!
For more information on events in 2024 see What’s On at the Palace.
Maps
Event day map: This map highlights the locations for Theatre shows and events happening in the Great Hall.
None-event day map: This map outlines the facilities and areas available on-site when there are no events scheduled.
Transport Links
Nestled between Wood Green and Muswell Hill in the Haringey borough of London, Alexandra Palace is about an hour’s drive from central London. It even has its own train station, aptly named Alexandra Palace Station, which offers regular services from the city.
Nearest tube station: Wood Green and Finsbury Park.
Nearest overground station: Alexandra Palace Station.
Bus service: The W3 bus picks up from Wood Green and Finsbury Park tube stations and Alexandra Palace Station. For other services, Plan your journey with TFL
Parking
There are three car parks located within walking distance of Alexandra Palace. Open seven days a week. Parking is free for up to 30 minutes and charged per hour thereafter.
East Court car park: Open from 05:30am-00:30am*
Grove car park: Open from 06:00am-19:00pm*
The Paddocks car park is available exclusively for certain events.
*Excluding events days when hours will vary.
Football Stadiums
The city of London is rich with a variety of football stadiums, with the iconic Wembley being the largest in the country. In addition to Wembley, there are several other incredible stadiums in and around the city that are adored by fans both locally and nationwide. These venues often serve as locations for concerts and other large sporting events. Here we look at some of the great stadiums located in the capital.
Emirates Stadium
The Emirates is a world class stadium located in Holloway, London. With its striking sleek modern design and eco-friendly features making it one of the best club stadiums in Europe. The Emirate’s is home to one of London’s most successful teams, Arsenal FC, fondly known as ‘The Gunners.’ Arsenal moved to the Emirates Stadium in 2006 after leaving their historic Highbury ground, where they had played since 1913.
The stadium includes the latest technology, including large video screens and top-tier sound systems, enhancing both matchday experiences and non-football events. The stadium hosts various concerts by world renowned bands and artists along with various charity events.
Museum
The Emirates museum invites guests to explore a collection of items donated by former players, displaying Arsenal’s proud history and its remarkable achievements and success from the club’s beginnings to the present day. As guests explore the various exhibits, they are invited to immerse themselves in the stories behind iconic matches, legendary players, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the identity of Arsenal.
For more information and booking visit the Arsenal Museum
Stadium Tours
Take an exciting state of the art journey behind the scenes of the Emirates Stadium with an all access tour of the ground. Visit the directors box, home and away dressing rooms, media lounge and players dugout.
All Stadium Tour tickets come with access to the museum. Matchday tickets also allow you entrance to the museum from 10:00am until 30 minutes before kick-off.
For more information and booking visit the Arsenal Stadium Tour
Transport Links
The stadium is located at Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ. With great transport links including train, tube, and bus. It is strongly recommended that visitors and fans do not drive to the Stadium and use the public transport available.
Be aware, that on matchdays road closures around the stadium come into effect. There are no road closures on non-event days, so if you are coming for a tour, these will not affect you.
Find the Emirates Stadium on Google Maps
Nearest tube stations: Arsenal (3 minute walk), Finsbury Park, wheelchair accessible (10 minute walk), Highbury & Islington, wheelchair accessible (10 minute walk).
Nearest overground stations: Arsenal (3 minute walk), Finsbury Park (10 minute walk).
Bus service: The stadium is well-served by TFL buses. Plan your journey with TFL
Stamford Bridge
The Samford Bridge stadium is located in the borough of Fulham in west London and has been home to the renowned Premier League club Chelsea, nicknamed ‘The Blues’ since it was founded back in 1877. Frequent renovations have ensured it’s one of the most modern stadiums in the UK.
Museum and Stadium Tours
If you’re a fan or just interested in an unforgettable stadium tour in London, look no further than Chelsea’s! The club is rich in history and has a remarkable football legacy, featuring a beautiful trophy room showcasing their domestic and European successes. Guests can choose from several tours, each providing a unique insight into the stadium and its captivating past.
For more information and booking visit the Chelsea FC Museum and Stadium Tours
Transport Links
Stamford Bridge is located on Fulham Road, Fulham and is one of the most central stadium in London with good public transport links.
Be aware, it is not advisable to drive to the stadium due to resident parking restrictions and limited parking, especially on match day when road closures are enforced around the stadium.
Find Stamford Bridge on Google Maps
Nearest tube station: Fulham Broadway, wheelchair accessible (4 minute walk).
Nearest overground stations: West Brompton and Imperial Wharf (15 minute walk).
Bus service: The stadium is well-served by TFL buses. Plan your journey with TFL
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Home to Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, known fondly as Spurs’ the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was rebuilt in 2019 replacing the clubs previous ground White Hart Lane. It ranks as the third biggest football stadium in the UK and holds the title of the largest club stadium in London. It’s designed to host a diverse array of events, including rugby, boxing, American football, concerts, and other significant gatherings.
The impressive stadium is one of the most advanced and modern multi-purpose stadiums in the world. Featuring 4 large stands on each side of the ground shunning the bowel type design of most present-day stadiums. Using state-of-the-art technology and high quality sound system. Furthermore, a 360-degree video screen wraps around the interior, providing fans with immersive visuals. As the sun sets, the ground comes alive with advanced neon blue LED lighting, transforming the stadium into a vibrant spectacle. Together, these elements make the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium not just a place to watch sports, but a multifaceted entertainment hub that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.
F1® Drive
Check out the official F1 karting experience at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! Get behind the wheel of a specially designed F1 kart, equipped with innovative technology, and put your driving abilities to the test on a thrilling track. For the ultimate racing experience visit F1® Drive London.
Skywalks
Feeling adventurous? Then why not take a walk along the roof of the stadium. Offering spectacular views of London and the stadium grounds below. In addition, the Skywalks include The Dare Skywalk, Twilight Climbs, Legends Skywalk, and The Dare Skywalk Edge! Furthermore, wheelchair accessible climbs are also available throughout the year.
For more information and booking visit The Dare Skywalk
Stadium Tours
Visitors can explore a variety of Stadium Tours, each offering a distinct perspective on the stadium and its fascinating history.
For more information and booking visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tours
What’s On
Visit the What’s On page to view upcoming concerts, football, and events.
Transport Links
The stadium is situated at 782 High Rd, London N17 0BX, and is well-served by various transport options, including trains, tubes, and buses. We highly encourage visitors and fans to avoid driving to the stadium and to take advantage of the public transport options available.
Be aware, that on match day road closures around the stadium come into effect. There are no road closures on non-event days, so if you are coming for a tour, these will not affect you.
Find White Hart Lane on Google Maps
Nearest tube station: White Hart Lane, wheelchair accessible (5 minute walk).
Nearest overground stations: White Hart Lane (5 minute walk), Northumberland Park (10 minute walk).
Bus service: The stadium is well-served by TFL buses. Plan your journey with TFL
Parking
Parking for general admission is not available at the stadium.
There are accessible parking options both in and around the stadium. Just a heads up, the parking spots designated for disabled fans are located within the road closure area, so it’s best to arrive early to secure a space and plan to stay a bit longer before leaving.
Visit Accessible Parking for more information.
Craven Cottage
Home to Fulham FC since 1897, Craven Cottage can boast being the oldest football stadium in London.
Located on the banks of the River Thames and known as The Riverside Stand, this storied venue not only serves as a home for passionate fans but also stands as a testament to the rich history of English football. The grade II listed Johnny Hayes stand, named after Fulham’s, finest ever player, in particular, is a remarkable feature of the stadium; it still retains its original wooden seating and turnstiles, making it the oldest remaining football stand in the football league. This fascinating aspect of the stand invites visitors to appreciate the history of a bygone era while enjoying the modern excitement of the game.
Stadium Tours
Craven Cottage is a venue filled with a deep sense of history and tradition. Join a tour to discover the captivating stories behind this iconic ground. The tour takes you on a fascinating journey around the ground including the dressing rooms and historic Cottage. Legend tours are also available on specific dates.
For more information and booking visit Craven Cottage Tours
Transport Links
Nearest tube station: Putney Bridge (15 minute walk). Hammersmith, wheelchair accessible (30 minute walk).
Nearest overground stations: Putney (25 minute walk).
Bus service: The stadium is well-served by TFL buses. Plan your journey with TFL
Parking
Parking is limited and access to the surrounding streets is restricted on match day.
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