Premier League 2025/2026 – Experience football fever across Britain

Football events, stadium tours and experiences 

Premier League, various locations across England  
From 16 August 2025 

When the Premier League season kicks off each August, football fever sweeps the nation. This is Britain’s biggest sporting spectacle, broadcast to nearly every country globally and watched by millions. But nothing beats experiencing it live – whether that’s from inside a stadium or from the table of a lively pub. The action is spread across 20 clubs in cities and towns throughout England, making it easy to tie a match into any itinerary. From Anfield in Liverpool to the coastal vibes of Brighton and Hove Albion, or the northern energy of Manchester City and Manchester United, the matchday experience is bound to be memorable. Even London alone hosts several teams – including Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Brentford – giving visitors plenty of options across the city. 

Manchester, England 

Manchester City – Etihad Stadium Tour 

The Etihad Stadium is home to English football club Manchester City. Take a 75-minute guided stadium tour and dive into the history of the club and its greatest victories. Clients will step through the players’ tunnel and stand pitchside, explore the dressing rooms and see the club’s dazzling trophy wall. They’ll even be able to immerse themselves in a cutting-edge audio-visual experience that puts them right in the thick of the action. This tour doesn’t just tell a story – it brings it vividly to life. 

Manchester United – Old Trafford Stadium Tour 

Step into the so-called ‘Theatre of Dreams’. On this immersive stadium tour, your clients can walk the very path where football greats played, from dressing room to dugout to the (recorded) roar of 75,000 fans. They can follow in the footsteps of players like George Best, Eric Cantona and Cristiano Ronaldo down the players’ tunnel and out onto the pitch. The Manchester United Museum is a real highlight – packed with kits, vintage match balls, behind-the-scenes footage and more than a few trophies. Visitors can test their trivia knowledge, trace the club’s rise to global powerhouse, and lift a replica Premier League trophy for a souvenir selfie. 

National Football Museum  

Located in the heart of Manchester, the National Football Museum is home to the world’s largest collection of objects and archives dedicated to the beautiful game. Located in the striking Urbis building, just a short walk from Manchester Victoria station, the museum brings together football’s greatest stories, icons and artefacts under one roof. Your clients can see the 1966 World Cup Final ball, take a selfie with the Premier League trophy and admire treasures like the world’s first football shirt from 1872. Interactive galleries let fans test their penalty-taking skills and relive unforgettable goals through immersive displays. There’s also a Hall of Fame which celebrates the achievements of footballing legends from the UK and beyond – packed with players, managers and teams who have made outstanding contributions to the game so many love. 

Game of Two Halves Afternoon Tea – Hotel Football, Manchester 

This is a matchday treat with a twist. Swap pies for patisserie and a pot of tea at Café Football, where the ‘Game of Two Halves Afternoon Tea’ is served with a view of Old Trafford Stadium. The cafe is located inside Hotel Football, a place created by Class of ’92 legends Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs – a generation of homegrown talent, including David Beckham, who rose through the youth ranks to dominate English football. Expect mini burgers styled like match balls and cakes in team colours.  

Liverpool, England 

Liverpool FC – Anfield Stadium Tour 

Anfield Stadium is a top spot for football fans. Walk under the ‘This is Anfield’ sign and step into the world of Liverpool greats. The stadium tour takes clients from the dressing rooms to the dugout, with a deep dive into the brand-new LFC Museum, where trophies glitter and history comes to life. Those who like their football with a twist of adrenaline can try the Anfield Abseil, which lets brave souls drop 100ft from the roof of the Main Stand. It’s a chance to see the stadium from a whole new perspective. Please note: stadium tours pause between 26 May and 1 July 2025. 

Everton FC – Goodison Park Stadium Tour 

With the men’s team heading to a brand-new riverside home in 2025 and the Everton Women set to take over, this is a chance to soak up the soul of Goodison Park – one of the oldest grounds in the game. On this guided tour, visitors get access to parts of the ground usually reserved for players. Wander through the players’ tunnel, sit in the dugout, and imagine the roar of a packed crowd on match day before heading up to the Director’s Box. Along the way, listen to anecdotes and trivia, and soak up Goodison’s character. Stop by the Media Centre to pose for a photo in the manager’s hot seat – and maybe practice a post-match interview or two.  

London, England 

Tottenham Hotspur – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour 

Sleek and futuristic, Tottenham’s home was purpose-built for glorious sporting moments. On the stadium tour, trace the journey from locker room to tunnel, through pitchside and into the Media Centre. There’s even a glass-walled player walkway where fans can peer into the inner sanctum. But wait – this isn’t just for football. It’s also a home for the National Football League (NFL) in Britain, live concerts, and is the world’s first stadium with a retractable pitch that slides away to reveal an artificial NFL surface underneath. Clients can choose from an all-access Stadium Tour, an immersive Legends Tour led by a former player, or take things up a notch with the Dare Skywalk, where adrenaline junkies can scale the stadium roof for jaw-dropping views of north London and the stadium below. Those with a need for speed can try The F1 Drive Experience and race state-of-the-art karts around a track underneath the stadium.   

Chelsea FC – Stamford Bridge Stadium Tour 

Found in the heart of West London, Stamford Bridge has been Chelsea’s home since 1905, making it one of the oldest football grounds in the Premier League. On this guided stadium tour, visitors explore more than 120 years of Chelsea history, coupled with visits to the home dressing room, the players’ tunnel and the pitch. They can take a seat in the manager’s dugout, stand where interviews are filmed in the press room, and even imagine themselves scoring the winner in front of the Matthew Harding Stand. The experience includes entry to the Chelsea FC Museum, packed with club memorabilia, from iconic shirts and silverware to footage of legendary goals and interactive exhibits which bring the past and present to life. 

Arsenal FC – Emirates Stadium Tour 

Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium boasts sleek curves and sweeping views. Clients can choose a self-guided wander or be shown around by a club legend. They will visit the home dressing room, where modern-day icons prepare, and march through the players’ tunnel to the roar of a recorded crowd. The tour includes the Directors’ Box, dugouts, and Arsenal Museum, where clients will find shirts worn by top players, trophies from the club’s golden eras, and a tribute to former Arsenal manager, Herbert Chapman.  

West Ham United – London Stadium Tour 

Having once echoed with the cheers of Olympic champions, the London Stadium has been home to West Ham United since 2016. The stadium tour takes clients behind the scenes of one of the country’s most unique sporting venues. Explore the players’ tunnel, pitchside views and media zones, while learning how this architectural marvel was transformed from a London 2012 Olympic Games venue into a Premier League arena. With capacity for 60,000 fans and a distinctive atmosphere, this is where football meets world-class design.  

Glasgow, Scotland 

Rangers FC – Ibrox Stadium Tour  

Spanning more than 150 years of football history, Ibrox Stadium is one of the oldest grounds in the UK. Designed by renowned stadium architect Archibald Leitch, its red-brick Main Stand is a Grade B listed building and a distinctive piece of sporting architecture. The Rangers FC Stadium Tour gives clients a detailed look inside the club’s past and present. They will walk the players’ tunnel, sit in the home dressing room, and take in views from the dugout and directors’ box. Inside the trophy room, fans can marvel at silverware from domestic and European competitions, while tour guides share stories of the team’s highs and lows, legendary players, and the club’s role in Scottish football history. 

Scottish Football Museum – Glasgow, Scotland 

Set within Hampden Park, the Scottish Football Museum offers a captivating journey through Scotland’s football heritage. With thousands of objects on display, visitors can explore 14 galleries that chronicle the evolution of the game from the 19th century to the present day. Highlights include vintage match tickets from the 1870s onwards to a qualifying cup final ball from 1898. Interactive exhibits bring history to life – your clients can step into a recreated 19th-century dressing room, relive legendary goals, and experience the roar of Hampden’s record-breaking 1937 crowd. The museum also hosts special exhibitions, such as ‘From Pit to Pitch’, exploring the connection between coal mining communities and football, and ‘Striking Herstories’, highlighting the history of women’s football in Scotland. While here, your clients can take a Hampden Stadium Tour where they can walk the players’ tunnel, visit the changing rooms, and test their shooting skills in the warm-up area. 

Wrexham, Wales 

The Racecourse Ground  

First opened in 1864, it’s the oldest stadium in the world to still host international matches, with Wales having first played here in 1877. Today, it’s the home of Wrexham AFC, a club that has shot from the lower leagues to global fame thanks to Netflix’s Welcome to Wrexham. The series, featuring Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, shines a light on the grit, humour and local pride that define both the team and the town – all while turning the small North Wales club into an international sensation. While the stadium doesn’t currently offer stadium tours, clients can experience live action on match days, and stock up on memorabilia at the Wrexham AFC Club Shop. 

The Turf Pub  

Right beside the Racecourse sits The Turf – one of the only pubs in Britain located inside a football stadium. With roots dating back to 1840, this beloved local watering hole plays a starring role in Welcome to Wrexham. Expect plenty of memorabilia and a view of the pitch from the beer garden. For fans of the series or anyone craving authentic pub culture, The Turf is a top-stop for a pint and a story.