Top 7 Football Stadiums in London … Your Full Guide 2023

London football stadiums can be found in every neighborhood of the capital. The passion and joy of watching a live game are something special and will live long in the memory. Everyone remembers the first time they walked up the steps of the stadium, saw the green of the pitch, and heard the loud chanting of thousands of fans singing in unison—the experience is intoxicating!

We know football experiences are limited right now. However, we know fans will soon be allowed back in stadiums. To help you choose the right stadium for you, Hotels.com has reviewed the best stadiums in London. We have provided you with all the information you will need on match day, plus some interesting facts that will add a bit of context to your next visit. It’s important to remember that teams play home and away, so your favorite won’t play in London each week.

Best Stadiums in London

Wembley Stadium

Wembley Stadium is the largest stadium in the United Kingdom and is commonly recognized as the “home of football.” This 90,000-capacity stadium has seen some of the world’s top players compete in international matches, the UEFA Champions League final, the FA Cup final, and various exhibition games since its opening in 2007. Whether you’re riding the overground rail from Wembley Park or the underground train from Wembley Stadium, there’s always an electrifying feeling in the days leading up to a game at Wembley Stadium. The stadium’s famous arch can be seen from anywhere in the city. Wembley Stadium’s moveable roof ensures that games can be played regardless of the weather.

For the finest atmosphere, take a seat behind one of the goals. True fans sit in these areas and disseminate their chants across the stadium. Families typically sit in the stadium’s central sections, about the halfway mark. Wembley Stadium features a wide range of ticket prices, with the most affordable seats located on the stadium’s tallest (and third) tier. Even when there isn’t a game scheduled, the stadium can be toured for 75 minutes, including the dressing rooms, Royal Box, and trophy room.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The magnificent neon blue lighting at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium makes it one of Europe’s most picturesque arenas at night. After many successful seasons, White Hart Lane was demolished in 2019 to make room for a brand new, cutting-edge arena. With a capacity of almost 62,000, this cutting-edge stadium is London’s largest club venue. The recently refurbished White Hart Lane train station, which is near the football stadium, is a fantastic facility. It’s in a convenient location, close to a variety of dining options, and wheelchair-accessible.