Hill Dickinson Stadium is the new home of Everton Football Club, set on the waterfront at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool, England. It sits within the city's historic docklands, a stretch of the port that has changed a great deal over the years and now mixes working heritage with newer development.
What to expect
The stadium's design is modern, but it has been shaped to sit comfortably alongside the surrounding docklands. For football fans, the appeal is clear: a matchday atmosphere in a striking new ground, with the sense of being part of a club's home fixtures in a part of the city steeped in maritime history.
- Views across the River Mersey, one of the great draws of this location
- A matchday experience at a club with a long history in Liverpool
- A setting close to the UNESCO-listed waterfront
The area around it
The stadium's position makes it a natural stop for anyone exploring Liverpool's waterfront. The UNESCO-listed docks and the river front are close by, so a visit can easily be paired with a walk along the water. Visitors interested in the city's port heritage will find the docklands a fitting backdrop to the ground.
If you are planning a trip, check ahead for matchday and event schedules, since visiting arrangements will depend on what is taking place at the stadium on the day you go.