London · FOOTBALL STADIUM TOURS
9 reviewed
Below are the 9 best football stadium tours in London right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of visitor it suits. Start at number one; it’s there for a reason.
Audio-guided access to Emirates Stadium and the Arsenal Museum with headphones included. Walk the tunnel, sit in the dugout.
“The tour was really good, we got to see so much of the stadium, staff were amazing, so friendly and very helpful.”
Walk Stamford Bridge with a live guide, hit the tunnel and pitchside areas, then explore the Chelsea FC Museum with trophies and interactive exhibits.
“excellent and the tour guides were very knowledgeable about the club”
A 2-hour Wembley guided tour with tunnel, dressing rooms, trophy steps, the Crossbar Exhibition, and a walk through legends.
“This was amazing !! There was enough time to soak in all the history and photos along the walls and take our own photos as well. The guide was very knowledgeable and added to the tour. Would do again in a heart beat!”
Tour Stamford Bridge with Chelsea’s museum ticket included, plus dressing rooms, tunnel, press areas, and 360° videos for up to 15 people.
“Very good,guide was great,esp me being a Chelsea fan.Museum is very good also,with all the trophies and history”
Backstage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: 1–1.5 hour multimedia tour with dugout access, NFL locker room, press areas, and retractable pitch.
“Hi all. My experience was one of the best . Outside the fact that I was doing my own guid and chosed what to see ,everything was so cool . To see the stadium on every single detail was something magic for me ! I’ve took many pictures and also post them all on my social media to have them as beautiful memory over the years ! Incredible experience!”
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour with a multimedia device, pitchside access, locker rooms, and media areas. 30 to 90 minutes, from $41.
“If you come back you’ll likely find the same friendly staff such as Brian and Nick. A MUST see for all Spurs fan. Please send my best to Brian and Nick.”
Wembley Stadium access-all-areas tour with Royal Box, dressing rooms, pitch side, and Wembley archives through the Walk of Legends and Crossbar.
“The tour guide, Jason, was very knowledgeable and kept everyone involved. He seemed equally at ease with all the age groups including the children, the older visitors and the foreign visitors. He seemed to be very engaging with his visitors.”
Climb to Tottenham’s golden cockerel and step onto the Skywalk at 46.8 meters for big London views, safety gear, and a possible photo.
“Brilliant guide — full of passion, stories, and proper Spurs spirit. The Dare Walk was unforgettable!”
Walk the London Stadium tunnel, sit in players-prep seats, run the indoor track, and hear Olympics to West Ham stories on a 75-min tour.
“Was able to get close to the pitch. Nothing to improve”
