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Wembley Stadium Tour
Discover the history of Wembley Stadium with an immersive guided tour. Explore changing rooms, the players' tunnel, and more while learning about its legacy in football and music.
Wembley Stadium Tour
Wembley Stadium is one of the most iconic sports venues in the world, and a visit to this legendary stadium is an unforgettable experience. Known as the home of English football, Wembley has hosted countless historic matches, including the 1966 World Cup final and major concerts by global superstars. The Wembley Stadium Tour takes you behind the scenes, allowing you to explore the areas that are usually reserved for athletes and performers, and offering a unique glimpse into its rich history.
During the tour, you'll have the chance to walk in the footsteps of football legends and global music icons. Visit the iconic changing rooms, sit in the players' tunnel, and stand in the very spot where world-famous footballers have prepared for the biggest matches of their careers. Learn about the stadium's fascinating history, from its early days to its reconstruction and role in modern football, as your guide shares entertaining facts and stories along the way.
For sports fans, music lovers, and anyone visiting London, the Wembley Stadium Tour is an essential experience. From the breathtaking view from the Royal Box to the interactive exhibits showcasing the stadium's greatest moments, every corner of Wembley offers something special. Whether you're discovering the heritage of football or enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of one of the world’s largest stadiums, a visit to Wembley promises to be a highlight of your trip to London.
Highlights
The Players’ Tunnel
Walk through the legendary players’ tunnel where world-renowned athletes and musicians have prepared for their performances and matches.
Changing Rooms
Step inside the changing rooms, where some of the biggest names in football and music have prepared for historic events at Wembley.
The Royal Box
Experience the view from the Royal Box, the prestigious location where VIPs and special guests watch major events, including international football finals.
Pitch Side
Stand on the edge of the famous pitch where countless historic moments have unfolded, and feel the atmosphere of one of the world’s most iconic sports arenas.
Wembley Arch
Marvel at the iconic Wembley Arch, one of the most recognizable symbols in world sport, offering panoramic views of the stadium and the surrounding area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Curious about Wembley Stadium Tour? We've compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you uncover the highlights and visitor essentials.
What is included in the Wembley Stadium Tour?
The Wembley Stadium Tour includes access to iconic areas such as the players’ tunnel, changing rooms, the Royal Box, and the pitch side. You’ll also learn about the stadium’s rich history and its role in both football and music events.
How long does the Wembley Stadium Tour take?
The tour lasts approximately 60-90 minutes, offering a comprehensive look at the stadium's legendary features while allowing time for interactive exhibits and questions.
Is the Wembley Stadium Tour suitable for children?
Yes, the Wembley Stadium Tour is family-friendly and enjoyable for visitors of all ages. Children will particularly enjoy the interactive exhibits and exploring areas like the players’ tunnel.
Can I book a private Wembley Stadium Tour?
Yes, private tours are available for groups who want a more personalized experience. These tours can be customised to suit your needs, providing a more in-depth exploration of the stadium’s history and facilities.
Are the tours available every day?
Wembley Stadium Tours are available most days of the week, but it's always best to check the availability online, especially during busy event days or maintenance periods.
Nearby Attractions
Make your trip unforgettable by exploring these nearby attractions during your visit.
Woking
Chessington
Stratford
London Bridge
Westminster
Westminster
London Bridge
Piccadilly
Kensington
Kensington
Tottenham
Notting Hill