Located in the London Borough of Brent, Wembley Stadium is the home venue for English football. Rebuilt in 2007, it’s the largest stadium in the UK, featuring 90,000 seats. Over the years, there have been all kinds of major sporting events held here, from the 2012 Olympic Games football matches to the final of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022. Not to mention some of the most memorable concerts in history, such as Live Earth and Concert for Diana.
Welcoming more than two million visitors a year, people come from far and wide to attend an event at Wembley Stadium. The venue also hosts guided tours, offering access to key areas such as the Player’s Tunnel and the England Home Dressing Room. Whether you’re a dedicated sports fan or just looking for a fun activity in London, a trip to Wembley Stadium offers a great day out.
Where is Wembley Stadium?
Wembley Stadium is in Wembley, north-east London. The address is: London HA9 0WS. Transport links to this part of the city are straightforward, so you’ll find the stadium is easy to reach when you travel via trains to London.
How do I get to Wembley Stadium?
London Waterloo is the nearest South Western Railway station to Wembley.
Once you arrive, the fastest way to get to the Stadium is via the tube. Walk down to London Waterloo’s tube station and take the westbound Jubilee line to Wembley Park, which takes around 26 minutes. From there, it’s a 15-minute walk to the stadium.
Travelling by train
Getting to Wembley Stadium is easy when you travel on our network. You can catch a South Western Railway service to London from locations across the south west, including Bournemouth, Southampton Central, and Portsmouth & Southsea.
There are plenty of ticket types to choose from, making it simple to find something to suit your preferences. Want to make your journey even easier? Check out our range of cheap train tickets or see if you’re eligible for a Railcard. And if you’re heading to Wembley Stadium as a group, you could save money when you travel together with our
GroupSave and Group Travel discounts.
Travelling from South West London
If you live locally, you can catch a direct South Western Railway service from suburban stations such as Wimbledon, Richmond, Surbiton, and Clapham Junction. Once you arrive at London Waterloo, simply change for Jubilee and Metropolitan line services through to Wembley Park.
Use a London Travelcard, Oyster card or contactless card for a more efficient journey.
Things to do at Wembley Stadium
Whether you’ve come to watch a concert or to see your favourite team play, there’s always lots going on at Wembley Stadium.
Wembley Stadium is one of the most renowned sporting venues in the world, hosting everything from England FA Cup games to NFL events. Alongside football, the stadium has also been the home of major rugby matches, most notably during the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
The atmosphere here is unrivalled, with 90,000 fans singing and chanting when the stadium is at full capacity. There are matches held throughout the year, so there’s lots to keep visitors entertained, whatever the season.
Want to experience match day at Wembley Stadium? Browse tickets for upcoming football and sports events.
Concerts
It isn’t just top sporting events that Wembley Stadium hosts – you can enjoy incredible concerts here, too. The venue has welcomed many international artists in recent years, including Ed Sheeran, Beyoncé and Adele.
George Michael was the first artist to perform at the stadium in 2007, followed by other legendary acts such as Foo Fighters, Metallica and Madonna. Whatever your music taste, attending a concert at Wembley offers an unforgettable experience.
Stadium tours
A guided tour is the perfect way to see Wembley Stadium in all its glory. Learn about the venue’s history from expert hosts, walk out onto the pitch, and pose for a photo in the Manager’s Press Conference Room. There’s nothing more thrilling than walking on the same grounds as the most well-known athletes in history, and the Wembley Stadium tour offers an unmissable chance to do so.
Hospitality
Wembley Stadium boasts a range of hospitality facilities, making it the ideal place to host an event. These include state-of-the-art meeting rooms, several dining spaces and over 160 corporate suites.
Whether you’re organising a work party or planning a birthday celebration, the stadium has a selection of rooms to suit every requirement. Popular options include The Atrium, an elegant area for receptions and lunches, and The Bobby Moore Room, a prestigious space comprised of two levels.
Want to make the most of your time at Wembley? Purchase a membership to enjoy a variety of wonderful benefits.
Stadium store
Round off your visit to Wembley Stadium with a trip to the Stadium Store. Here you’ll find a range of kits and apparel, as well as other unique souvenirs. Whether you’re looking for a gift for yourself or a loved one, this shop has something for every sports fan.
The Wembley Stadium Store is located at the top of the Olympic Steps, next to the Ticket Office. It’s open from 11:00 to 17:00 Monday to Sunday.
Things to do near Wembley Stadium
Wembley Park
The stadium is only a five-minute walk from Wembley Park, a vibrant urban area home to shops, restaurants and green spaces. There’s lots to explore here, from the outdoor art trail to the range of buzzing bars.
Stop by the London Designer Outlet and enjoy discounts from 30% to 70% discounts off leading fashion and lifestyle shops. Or see a show at the Troubadour Theatre, a contemporary venue offering a range of plays and musicals. Whatever the weather, Wembley Park boasts endless things to see and do.
OVO Arena
OVO Arena is one of the UK’s most iconic music venues, only a four-minute walk from Wembley Stadium. Hosting over 100 events each year, it’s the ultimate place to watch performances by your favourite artist or band. The arena also holds a variety of comedy shows, as well as darts, wrestling and indoor hockey events.
Tips for the day
Wembley Stadium can get very busy during match days, so bear these tips in mind when you visit:
- The roads around the stadium can be congested before and after matches, so we recommend travelling by train and allowing time to get to your seats
- The stadium is entirely cashless – only card payments are accepted once inside
- Each visitor is permitted to bring one bag inside – this must be no bigger than A4 size
Food and drinks
If you begin to feel peckish during a match, rest assured there are plenty of places inside the stadium to grab refreshments. You’ll find food kiosks to purchase delicious matchday food, such as hotdogs, fish & chips, burgers and pizzas. There are also several draught bars dotted throughout the venue, offering a range of hot and cold soft drinks, beers and confectionery.
And if you want to enjoy food before or after a game, there are restaurants just a stone’s throw from Wembley Stadium. The White Horse is a popular choice, boasting an extensive menu of tasty pub grub. Or book a table at Zizzi Wembley, where you can indulge in mouth-watering Italian cuisine.
Places to stay near Wembley Stadium
If you’ve travelled to Wembley Stadium from further afield, why not book an overnight stay in a nearby hotel? Whatever your budget, there are plenty of fantastic options in and around Wembley.
Budget-friendly hotels include Premier Inn London Wembley Park, Holiday Inn London West and Ibis London Wembley. For those who want a touch of luxury, Hilton London Wembley and Hotel Novotel London Wembley are excellent choices.
Wembley Stadium accessibility
Wembley Stadium is an inclusive venue and provides facilities for visitors with access requirements. You’ll find lifts to the main concourse and every level of the stadium, as well as accessible queue points, an accessible shuttle, dedicated lifts for wheelchair users and wheelchairs available for loan.
For more information, visit Wembley Stadium’s accessibility page.
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