Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium is in north London on Hornsey Road. Come for a match-day atmosphere filled with chants, or take a self-guided tour to see areas such as the tunnel and dressing rooms. The tour uses a tablet and earbuds to explain the stadium as you go, and the museum traces the club’s story through trophies, shirts and memorabilia. Food stalls are available inside, though match-day food and drinks can be expensive. The stadium is also worth considering if you are visiting London without a match ticket.
A match at the Emirates
The Emirates Stadium is Arsenal’s home ground in north London. Its modern, spacious design gives clear views from the seats, with big screens and a sound system adding to the match-day atmosphere. Chants and an energetic crowd are a draw even for visitors who do not support Arsenal.
Plan your journey before match day. Taking the tube instead of driving can make arrival and departure easier, and arriving early gives you time to take in the activity before kick-off. Match tickets can be difficult to secure, particularly if you are visiting from abroad. Food and drinks are available inside, but prices are high.
Tours and the Arsenal Museum
The self-guided stadium tour uses a tablet and earbuds to explain the areas you walk through. It includes access to the tunnel and dressing rooms, with backstage areas also part of the tour experience. You can explore at your own pace and take photos beside the pitch.
The museum follows Arsenal’s history through trophies, shirts and memorabilia, including displays connected with the Invincibles. Its exhibits also cover the club’s journey from its beginnings in Woolwich through its years at Highbury and its move to the Emirates. The museum is compact, so it can be a focused stop alongside a stadium tour. Tours can be booked through Arsenal’s website.
FAQ
Can you visit Emirates Stadium without a match ticket?
Yes. You can book a stadium tour and visit the Arsenal Museum on a non-match day.
What can you see on the Emirates Stadium tour?
The self-guided tour includes areas such as the tunnel and dressing rooms. A tablet and earbuds provide explanations as you walk around.
How do you get to Emirates Stadium?
The stadium is on Hornsey Road in north London. Taking the tube instead of driving can make the journey easier.
Is food available inside Emirates Stadium?
There are food stalls inside the stadium. Match-day food and drinks can be expensive.
