Chelsea home matches take place biweekly at Stamford Bridge during the football season. Peek behind the scenes on a stadium tour and see dressing rooms, the players' tunnel, the dugouts, and the press room. Don't miss the on-site Chelsea Museum, home to a huge collection of Chelsea memorabilia. The museum also displays the team's Champions League and Europa League trophies.
Guided tours last around an hour. You'll need to book in advance to secure your spot.
You'll need a ticket to visit the Chelsea Museum, but tour participants get free entry.
On-site facilities include a selection of bars, food vendors, and free Wi-Fi.
All visitors need to clear security checks. Note that large bags and suitcases are prohibited.
The stadium and museum are wheelchair accessible.
Stamford Bridge tickets are available online through the Chelsea Football Club website.
Tours and museum visits take place daily, including on Chelsea match days. Avoid visiting on a match day if you're not a season ticket holder, when both the stadium and its surroundings fill with crowds.
The 42,000-capacity stadium is even more impressive since undergoing GB£100 million worth of renovations in 2001. Additions included lots of restaurants, two new hotels, and the Chelsea FC Museum. Further redevelopments are also in the works, with plans to increase the stadium capacity to 60,000.
