London is a football city like no other. With more Premier League clubs than any other city in the world, and a history that spans from grassroots to Champions League glory, the capital offers stadium tours that every football fan should experience.
1. Wembley Stadium - the home of English football
Wembley is the cathedral of football. Hosting England internationals, FA Cup finals, and unforgettable moments since its reopening in 2007, the 90,000-seat stadium is unmatched in scale and history.
On the Wembley Tour, visitors can step into the England changing rooms, walk through the players’ tunnel, and climb the steps to the Royal Box to lift a replica FA Cup.
Best for: The ultimate football bucket-list experience.
Address: Wembley, London HA9 0WS
Open: Daily 10:00–15:00 (closed on matchdays).
2. Emirates Stadium - Arsenal’s modern fortress
Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium tour combines state-of-the-art facilities with club legend storytelling. Fans can take self-guided audio tours voiced by players like Martin Odegaard and Mikel Arteta, exploring the dressing rooms, press room, and walking the famous tunnel.
The Arsenal Museum, featuring Charlie George’s 1971 FA Cup final shirt and Michael Thomas’ 1989 boots, adds extra magic.
Best for: Tech-savvy fans who want history and modernity combined.
Address: Hornsey Road, London N7 7AJ
Open: Daily 10:00–17:00 (varies on matchdays).
3. Stamford Bridge - Chelsea’s historic home
Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge has seen it all from its opening in 1905 to its Champions League triumphs in 2012 and 2021.
The guided tours allow visitors access to the dressing rooms, tunnel, and dugout, with enthusiastic tour guides bringing the club’s history to life.
The Chelsea FC Museum is a must, showcasing trophies, kits, and memorabilia from the club’s rise to European dominance.
Best for: Chelsea fans reliving Champions League glory.
Address: Fulham Road, London SW6 1HS
Open: Daily 10:00–15:00 (except matchdays).
4. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - football’s future
Opened in 2019, Tottenham’s ground is a marvel of modern stadium design, hosting both Premier League and NFL games. The Spurs Stadium Tour covers the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, media areas, and pitch side views.
For the adventurous, “The Dare Skywalk” lets visitors scale the stadium roof for panoramic London views.
Best for: Fans wanting a futuristic, multi-sport stadium experience.
Address: 782 High Road, London N17 0BX
Open: Daily 10:00–18:00.
5. London Stadium - Olympic spirit meets West Ham pride
Built for the 2012 Olympics, London Stadium now houses West Ham United.
The tour explores both football and athletics heritage, from the Hammers’ changing rooms to the running track where Usain Bolt made history. It’s a rare mix of sporting legacies, offering fans something unique.
Best for: Football lovers who also admire Olympic history.
Address: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ST
Open: Daily 11:00–15:00.
6. Craven Cottage - Fulham’s riverside treasure
Nestled on the Thames since 1896, Craven Cottage is one of football’s most charming venues. Tours explore the Johnny Haynes Stand, players’ tunnel, and the riverside walkout.
It’s a rare glimpse into an old-school ground still buzzing with Premier League action.
Best for: Fans who love tradition and riverside views.
Address: Stevenage Road, London SW6 6HH
Open: Selected weekdays and weekends (check online schedule).
7. Selhurst Park - South London passion
Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park has been a South London fortress since 1924. Known for its famously passionate fanbase, the club’s tour takes fans through the changing rooms, dugouts, and pitchside.
It’s a more intimate stadium experience, highlighting Palace’s strong community spirit.
Best for: Experiencing authentic South London football culture.
Address: Whitehorse Lane, London SE25 6PU
Open: Limited dates; pre-booking essential.
