The football grounds worth the trip, match day or not.

Walk the roof of a 62,850-seat stadium and look out over North London. Then see the pitch split and retract to make room for NFL games and…
2Step into a London football ground where 60,704 seats wrap around the pitch. Tour the stands and the Arsenal Museum, then picture the roar of a…
3Walk the same tunnel players use to reach the pitch, then picture the roar of a full stadium around you. Wembley's great arch rises over the…
4Millwall's ground in Bermondsey since 1993, the first new all-seater stadium in England built after the Taylor Report. Come on match day for one…
5Crystal Palace's ground since 1924, in south London. Stadium tours run on selected days each month and take in the dressing rooms, the press area…
6Leyton Orient's ground in east London since 1937, with blocks of flats filling all four corners. It is a small, close-up ground, about a quarter…
7Imagine a crowd of over 40,000 filling the stands at Stamford Bridge, Fulham's home of Chelsea. Between the stadium tours and the club museum, you…
8Feel the roar of a Fulham matchday, then wander along the Thames through Bishop's Park. This ground began as a royal hunting lodge, and its story…
9Stand in the stadium that hosted the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic ceremonies, then picture it roaring for West Ham or the London Grand Prix. Set in…
10Feel the roar build in the stands as the crowd sings the team onto the pitch. Brentford's home ground puts you close enough to hear every tackle…
See hotels on a map across London, with live prices.
Museums, landmarks and hidden gems on one map, plus 17 day trips.