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Whether you’re catching a game or just visiting the stadium, a Spurs weekend is one of the best short breaks in London. Here’s a plan that fits the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour in alongside the city’s highlights.
Day 1: Tottenham
Morning: the Stadium Tour
Start early with the self-guided Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour: the dressing room, the players’ tunnel and the view from pitchside. Weekday or early slots are usually quieter.
Afternoon: the club shop and High Road
Pick up a shirt at the club shop, then explore Tottenham’s High Road, its cafes and its local food scene.
Evening: north London
Head to Islington or Camden for dinner and drinks. Both are an easy ride from Tottenham.
Day 2: Central London
Take the Victoria line from Seven Sisters into the centre for the classic sights: the South Bank, Westminster and Covent Garden. If you’ve still got room for more football, add a second stadium tour (see our London stadium tours guide).
Flying in from Dublin or Cork?
Book a flight into Stansted and you can take the train straight to Tottenham Hale. Start your weekend in the right part of town.
Base yourself near the stadium or in central London. Compare options on our guide to hotels near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Where to stay for your Spurs weekend
- Great Northern Hotel (King’s Cross). A boutique classic right next to King’s Cross station, perfect for fans who want to stay central. Check prices on HotelsBookie
- St Pancras Renaissance Hotel (St Pancras). A Victorian Gothic landmark and one of London’s most photographed hotels. Check prices on HotelsBookie
- The Standard, London (King’s Cross). A design-led hotel with a rooftop scene, ideal for a stylish football weekend. Check prices on HotelsBookie
Hotel availability and prices change daily. Check live rates on HotelsBookie before you book.
Frequently asked questions
How long do you need in Tottenham?
Half a day covers the stadium tour and the club shop; a full weekend lets you add central London.
What’s the easiest airport for Tottenham?
Stansted, thanks to its rail link via Tottenham Hale.
Can I tour the stadium on a match weekend?
Tours usually don’t run on match days, so pick a non-match day for the tour.
Plan the rest of your trip
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour: the complete guide
- The best stadium tours in London
- A Spurs weekend in London: 48-hour itinerary
- Where to stay near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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