Emirates Stadium is the home of Arsenal Football Club and a modern landmark in north London, England. It is a natural stop for football fans, and a good place to understand what a match day in the capital feels like from the inside.
Watching a match
The stadium hosts Premier League fixtures, and visitors who attend a match can expect a lively, noisy atmosphere in the stands. Going to a game is the most immediate way to experience the venue, and the crowd is a big part of the appeal even for those who are not regular supporters.
Stadium tours and the museum
For those who want a quieter visit, a stadium tour takes you behind the scenes. The tour covers areas that are closed to the public on match days, including the dressing rooms, the tunnel and the pitchside, so you can see how the ground looks from the players' side of the field.
The Arsenal Museum and the club shop add to a visit. The museum tells the story of the club, and the shop is a place to pick up club merchandise as a souvenir.
Planning a day out
- Choose a match if you want the atmosphere, or a tour if you want to see the inside of the stadium.
- Allow time to visit the museum and shop before or after your main activity.
- Check the club's official channels for current match dates, tour times and prices before you travel.
Emirates Stadium makes a memorable day out for football fans, and for visitors interested in sport and the city of London more broadly.