Watching Arsenal play at their home stadium is an unforgettable experience for football enthusiasts, and tickets for Premier League matches are highly sought-after. Touring the landmark stadium is also a popular choice for Arsenal supporters, offering the chance to explore the changing rooms, complete with luxury hydrotherapy spas; walk through the players' tunnel onto the pitch; and stand in the Arsenal manager's spot in the dugout.
Visitors can also enjoy the on-site Arsenal Museum, which displays photos and memorabilia from the team's long history, and shop for sports gear, including bespoke Arsenal shirts, at the Armoury, the official Arsenal shop.
Emirates Stadium is a must-visit for Arsenal fans.
Booking Emirates Stadium tickets in advance is a good idea, as Arsenal matches do sell out. You must book stadium tours in advance.
Tours last around an hour. Audio guides are available in 10 different languages.
There is an admission fee to visit the Arsenal Museum, but tour participants visit for free.
There is a selection of bars and food vendors in each stand, as well as free Wi-Fi.
Visitors may not bring large bags and suitcases into the stadium.
The stadium is wheelchair accessible.
Emirates Stadium is located in north London, a short walk from the Arsenal Station and the Holloway Road Station, both on the Piccadilly line of the London Underground. Note that on match days, Holloway Road station closes before matches and opens for departures only after matches. The Finsbury Park station is also nearby and has train and tube services.
Arsenal stadium tours and museum visits take place daily, including on match days. However, unless you're an Arsenal season ticket holder, avoid visiting on a game day, when the stadium and the surrounding area get crowded.
Emirates Stadium was designed by HOK Sport and cost an impressive £390 million to build, with seats for up to 60,365 fans. The state-of-the-art stadium, which opened in 2006, features a striking glass-and-steel facade that is dramatically lit at night. Additional highlights include 12 murals depicting memorable moments in Arsenal's history and statues of famous Arsenal stars, including captain Tony Adams, strikers Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp, and manager Herbert Chapman.
