Wembley Stadium Tour

For football fans, this tour of Wembley Stadium is the ideal plan. The visit will last approximately an hour and a quarter. You will be accompanied by a guide, who will give you information about the stadium and the England team. Some important sporting events such as the 1966 World Cup and the 1948 Olympic Games were held here.

You will also have access to the most interesting parts of the stadium: the presidential box, the changing rooms and the tunnel that the players used to cross to access the pitch. You will not forget this experience in the stadium that was christened the "Cathedral of Football" by Pelé, one of the greatest footballers in history.

True football fans know that Wembley Stadium is one of the game's greatest temples. During your visit, you will be able to see a complete collection of football relics: trophies, shirts and photographs. You will also see sporting treasures such as the crossbar from the '66 World Cup and plaques commemorating the '48 Olympics.

It is the home of the FA Cup Final, one of the most important football leagues in England. Other sporting events such as rugby, American football, boxing and other competitions are held here. The stadium has also hosted musical events where world-renowned artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Queen, Guns N Roses and Michael Jackson have performed.

Although it was demolished in 2002, an even better stadium was subsequently built on its foundations. The aim of this new construction was to create the largest stadium in the UK.