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Opened in 2019, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the most advanced sports venues in the world. It seats about 62,850 people and has a retractable grass pitch that slides away to reveal an NFL field underneath. The Stadium Tour lets you step behind the scenes on a self-guided route: the home dressing room, the players’ tunnel, pitchside views and the spaces where matchdays are made.
This guide covers what you’ll see, how to plan your visit and where to stay nearby, so you can turn a London trip into a proper football weekend.
Check tour dates & book tickets
- Where: High Road, Tottenham, London N17 0BX
- Type: self-guided stadium experience
- Nearest stations: White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park; Seven Sisters (Victoria line) plus a short bus ride
- Best for: football fans, families, groups, architecture lovers
- Tip: tours don’t usually run on match or event days, so check your date first
What you’ll see on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour
The home dressing room
See where the Spurs squad prepares before kick-off, and imagine the final team talk before the walk out.
The players’ tunnel and pitchside
Follow the route the players take onto the pitch and take in the scale of the stands from pitch level. The single-tier South Stand, the largest in the UK, is a sight in itself.
Behind-the-scenes spaces
Along the way you’ll learn how the stadium was designed, from its acoustics to the engineering that lets the pitch move, to create one of the best matchday experiences in the world.
How to plan your visit
Best time to go
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter than weekends and school holidays. Avoid the days around home fixtures and big events, when tours are often unavailable.
Getting there
| Route | How |
|---|---|
| London Overground | White Hart Lane station, a short walk to the stadium |
| National Rail | Northumberland Park station |
| Underground | Victoria line to Seven Sisters, then a bus along High Road |
Booking tips
- Book online in advance, especially for weekends and holidays.
- Arrive 15 minutes early to get through entry without rushing.
- Combine it with the Spurs club shop or a meal in Tottenham for a full half-day.
See availability for your date
Where to stay for a Spurs stadium visit
Tottenham is in north London, so you have two good options:
- Near the stadium (N17, Tottenham Hale, Enfield): lower prices and a walk or short ride to the stadium. Ideal on a budget.
- Central London (King’s Cross, Islington, Euston): fast Victoria line or rail links to Tottenham, with all of London’s sights on your doorstep.
For the full neighbourhood breakdown, read our guide to where to stay near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, then book your stay around your tour date.
Is the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tour worth it?
For Spurs fans it’s close to essential. For everyone else, it’s one of London’s most modern big-venue experiences, and a great alternative to the usual museum circuit, especially with kids or a group of friends.
Popular hotels for a Tottenham Hotspur Stadium visit
- Great Northern Hotel (King’s Cross). A boutique classic right next to King’s Cross station, perfect for fans who want to stay central.
- St Pancras Renaissance Hotel (St Pancras). A Victorian Gothic landmark and one of London’s most photographed hotels.
- The Standard, London (King’s Cross). A design-led hotel with a rooftop scene, ideal for a stylish football weekend.
- Pullman London St Pancras (Euston Road). A modern four-star with easy links north to Tottenham.
All four are in the King’s Cross and St Pancras area, our pick for most stadium visitors. See how they compare with budget options in Tottenham Hale in our Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hotel guide, or browse every Hotels Near guide.
Hotel availability and prices change daily. Check live rates before you book.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tour guided?
The main experience is self-guided, so you go at your own pace.
Can I do the tour on a match day?
Usually not, so check the calendar before you book.
Is it suitable for non-football fans?
Yes. The architecture and the behind-the-scenes access appeal well beyond football.
How do I book?
Choose your date and book online through the official tour page: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tours.
Book your Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour
Visiting from Ireland?
Dublin to London is one of Europe’s busiest air routes. Fly into Stansted and take the train to Tottenham Hale for the quickest route to the stadium. Plan the rest with our 48-hour Spurs weekend itinerary.
Plan the rest of your trip
- The best stadium tours in London
- A Spurs weekend in London: 48-hour itinerary
- Where to stay near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- All Hotels Near Places guides
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