How to Visit Tottenham Stadium

The current Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the cult football venues in the city of London and the home ground of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Its current building was inaugurated in April 2019, after the demolition of its predecessor, the White Hart Lane in order to offer fans a larger infrastructure.

Visiting this stadium is a good option to incorporate in your itinerary of things to see and do in London. You can discover the inside of the stadium by taking a self-guided tour or stroll around the outside of the stadium admiring its imposing facade, among other options that I'll explain below.

The best rated option

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Guided Tour

Get to know the reserved areas with this exclusive access

Discover places like the changing rooms, the stands or the press room in a small group and feel like a footballer in one of the most important stadiums in England.

From £29 at Hellotickets

Booking this guided tour of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will give you the opportunity to learn all about this sporting temple and the team of the same name. For about an hour and a half you will be immersed in the history and secrets of Tottenham Hotspur with an audio guide.

In the multimedia area, you can also listen to the life of different players of the team in one of the biggest representatives of the Premier League.

Recommended if... You are passionate about football and its history.

This is the most authentic way to get to know Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. You can be a local and enjoy the real spectacle.

Obviously you won't have access to some of the areas you can see on the tours, but you will be able to watch a live match and see the players in person.

Premier League

The Premier League is a competition in which 20 British teams play each other over 38 rounds. Spurs, as the home team Tottenham Hotspur FC is known, will play two matches with each of the other 19 teams (one at home and one away).

Over 10 months, starting on the first of August in London and ending in the last week of May the following year, you'll have the chance to see Tottenham's stadium at its best, watching the team's sporting performance.

To do so, keep an eye on the Premier League calendar and book tickets to a Tottenham Hotspur match.

• Price: from €35 per person. Tickets can be purchased directly from the stadium ticket office or online.
• Duration: two hours. 90 minutes of play divided into two halves of 45 minutes each. In addition, 15 minutes of half-time and about 5 minutes of restart.

When you book a tour of Tottenham's stadium, you'll get an inside look at this iconic sporting landmark with the help of an audio guide who will explain its history, architecture, anecdotes and show you exclusive interviews with the players.

With this activity considered among the best tours and excursions in London that focus on football culture, you will have the opportunity to explore in detail all the nooks and crannies of Tottenham Stadium such as the pitch, the changing rooms, the players' tunnel, the stands and the press room.

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• Price: The price for this activity starts at €34 per person.
• Duration: the experience generally lasts between 30 and 90 minutes.
• Advantages: you will also be assisted by the venue staff, who are attentive to your concerns.

Take the Tottenham Stadium Tour for free with the London Pass

If you want to visit Tottenham Stadium at a better price, a good option is to buy the London Pass. With this e-pass you can save time and money, both when touring the stadium and visiting other built-in destinations.

Whether you plan to spend one to seven days in London or even longer, with the card you'll have over 31 different destinations to incorporate into your itinerary, including Tottenham Stadium.

• Price: from 61 euros.
• Duration: the duration of the tourist pass corresponds to the number of days you decide to purchase it.
• Advantages: saving money on the ticket price and avoiding the queue at the ticket office.

During your stay in the city you can enjoy the Contrasts Tour, a walking tour of the main monuments of historical, cultural, architectural and sporting interest, including Tottenham Stadium.

This sporting temple is located a bit far from the city centre (approximately 55 minutes by car), but this is not an impediment to incorporate it into your tour. Your guide will take you by tube or bus to the stadium so you can see the outside.

Upon arrival, you'll be amazed by the monumental five-storey structure. You will be able to take incredible photographs and learn part of the history of the place thanks to the guide. Also, if you take this London city tour at night, you will see the innovative facade that acts as a lantern, revealing the interior of Tottenham Stadium.

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• Price: approx. £56 per person
• Duration: between two and up to six hours.
• Benefits: You will discover some interesting facts about Tottenham's stadium and see its amazing facade.

From the heights, you'll be able to enjoy a privileged panor amic view of this impressive sports stadium and other iconic destinations in the city of London.

For this unforgettable experience, you'll board a helicopter with a professional pilot at the heliport in Battersea. But first, you will learn some basic safety rules for a better flight experience.

When you fly over the football stadium, you will be amazed by its monumental building of 105 x 68 metres, designed by the famous architecture studio Populous. You will see the hybrid turf and grandstand seating from a unique perspective as if it were a model.

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• Price: from €150 per person.
• Duration: around 20 minutes.
• Benefits: See Tottenham's stadium and other London attractions from a different perspective.

Discovering London neighbourhood by neighbourhood is a good option during your stay. An unmissable destination is Tottenham Halen in the borough of Haringey, in the north-west of the city, where the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is located.

You can walk in front of its monumental facade with sensitivity to light changes, observe its architectural details and take many pictures to remember.

Moreover, in this lively London neighbourhood you will experience an amazing ethnic diversity, which you will quickly notice as you walk along its streets lined with cafes, bars and international restaurants. You can do some shopping at Tottenham Hale Retail Park shopping centre.

Options to get to Tottenham Stadium on your own

Tottenham Stadium is approximately 12 kilometres from the centre of London. However, access to the stadium will not be a problem as there are several means of transport available.

• By train: you should depart from London Liverpool Street station to White Hart Lane. This route is operated by Overground and takes approximately 25 minutes to Tottenham Stadium. It costs between €2 and €5 per person.
• By bus: The Transport for London service runs from Trafalgar Square bus station to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. The route takes around 45 minutes and is available approximately every 30 minutes.
• By taxi: This is the quickest option of all, taking a maximum of 15 minutes. However, the cost is usually between €23 and €28, which could be high.

At Tottenham Stadium you can also enjoy a wide selection of food at the restaurants and bars inside the stadium.

There is a craft beer bar with a length of approximately 65 metres, considered to be the largest in Europe. In addition, you will have at your disposal more than 60 points of sale such as: Linesman, N17Grill, Maan & Noodle and Smashed Olive, among others.

You will be able to eat hot dogs, hamburgers, pizzas, burritos, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free preparations, among other meals. You will also find a range of children's menus, ideal if you have travelled to London with children.

• Address: Located in Tottenham, North West London, 782 High Rd, London N17 0BX, United Kingdom.
• Access by tour bus: the best London sightseeing buses currently do not include Tottenham Stadium among their stops.
• Opening times: open daily (Sunday 10.30am to 4.30pm and Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm) except Easter and Christmas.
• Complementary activities: you will be able to climb the stadium and walk along the edge of the building, giving you a magical panoramic view of the pitch and the surrounding area. All this, thanks to the Skywalk experience.