Wembley Stadium Tour

Wembley Stadium London is a national stadium of England and home to English football. It is known as the biggest sports venue in the United Kingdom, whereas in Europe it is considered a second-biggest sports stadium, featuring over 90,000 seats. This internationally recognized world-class stadium is well-known for hosting the biggest and the best events, including the incredible Euro ‘96, 1996 World Cup Final, the Summer Olympics of 1948, and the Rugby World Cup of 2015.

In the Wembley Stadium Tour, you can witness the striking 133-meter tall arch, which is the longest single-span roof support structure in the world and is visible at full length in London. From tasty treats to the nearest hotels, the stadium offers some of the best facilities to make your trip effortless and enjoyable. The stadium offers some extensive and delightful foods and drinks, including beers, hot and cold drinks, handcrafted pies, and confectionery.

If you are a sports lover, you will definitely enjoy the Wembley Stadium Tour along with your friends and family. You can watch the striking features of the stadium or host a private tour to experience the arena at full capacity. Therefore, Wembley Stadium is also popular for hosting large scale concerts of various artists from Taylor Swift to BTS.

Wembley Stadium London took the place of the old stadium with the same name that was on the ground since 1923. The old stadium had hosted several cup finals before the new Wembley Stadium was constructed in 2003. The opening of the stadium was delayed for almost two years, and finally, it was completed in the year 2007.

On 19th May 2007, Wembley Stadium was officially opened for sports and entertainment, with the first FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United (1-0). Previously, several official football matches had been played, out of which the English and the Italian U21 sides were the first.

The construction of the Wembley Stadium was made by the architectural firms, named Populous and Foster and Partners, which cost an aggregate of GBP 757 million. The most exemplary feature of the stadium is the longest single-span roof structure in the world which is around 133 meters tall and spreads for 315 meters.

Wembley Stadium also has a sliding roof that stands about 52 meters over the pitch. Although the pitch does not close completely, it spans over every seat, making it the largest fully covered stadium in the world. The stadium also hosted the 2011 Champions League Final between Manchester United and Barcelona (1-3).