Best for
Football fans, families, anyone interested in England's national stadium
Time needed
1.5–2 hours including travel from central London
Worth it?
Yes for football fans — a genuine behind-the-scenes look at a major national venue
Skip if
Football holds no interest for you or you're visiting during the tour's seasonal closure
About Wembley Stadium Tour
The current Wembley Stadium opened in 2007 on the site of the original 1923 stadium, replacing the twin towers that had defined English football's home ground for over 80 years with a single 133-metre arch, the longest single-span roof structure in the world, visible from across much of northwest London and now as recognisable a symbol of the stadium as the towers it replaced.
The 75-minute guided tour takes visitors through areas normally reserved for players and officials: the England team's home dressing room, the players' tunnel players walk through onto the pitch, the pitchside technical area, and the Royal Box, where visitors can pose with a replica FA Cup on the same steps where winning captains lift the real trophy each May.
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Wembley hosts the FA Cup Final, England men's and women's international matches, NFL London games, major concerts and other large-scale events, and the tour includes interactive multimedia content in five languages covering the stadium's history and its most memorable sporting moments.
Because Wembley closes tours during its busy concert and event season (typically through mid-summer), it's worth checking current availability before planning a visit — the tour schedule resumes once major summer events wrap up.
What to See: Highlights
- 1The England team's home dressing room and players' tunnel
- 2The Royal Box, with a photo opportunity beside a replica FA Cup
- 3Wembley's 133-metre arch, the world's longest single-span roof structure
- 4Multimedia commentary in five languages covering the stadium's history
- 5Pitchside access to the technical area and dugouts
- 6A 75-minute guided walk through normally restricted areas
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Insider Tips
Check the current tour schedule before travelling — tours pause during the summer concert season
Book online in advance, as tour slots can sell out on weekends
Football fans should combine this with the on-site club shop for merchandise
Wembley Park station has a good range of food options for before or after
The tour isn't available on match days
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Getting There
Wembley Stadium, Wembley, London HA9 0WS
Open in Google Maps →- 1Wembley Park (Jubilee, Metropolitan lines) — a 10-minute walk via Olympic Way.
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Should You Visit?
Visit if...
- You're a football fan wanting to see Wembley's dressing rooms and pitch up close
- You're travelling with family looking for an active, behind-the-scenes experience
- You want to see England's national stadium beyond just match day
- You've checked the tour is running (not paused for summer events) during your visit
Skip if...
- Football and stadium tours don't interest you
- You're visiting during the tour's seasonal concert-season closure
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