- Manchester
Manchester City Stadium Tour
Go behind the scenes at the home of a Premier League heavyweight
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Manchester: Etihad Stadium & National Football Museum Tour from London
Tour hidden spots, walk the players' tunnel, and uncover football legends
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Start time: 07:00
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Duration: 13h
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Wheelchair accessible
Roundtrip train travel in standard class with reserved seats
Manchester City Stadium tour entry (guided)
National Football Museum entry (non-guided)
Lunch
Guide
Transport between Manchester Piccadilly station and attractions
Meeting point
Euston Station, Euston Road, NW1 2RT, LondonYour electronic train tickets and vouchers will be sent to you in advance of travel.
Start your adventure at London Euston station, where a train takes you to Manchester in just over two hours. Upon arrival, get ready for a day full of exciting experiences.
First, take a guided tour of the Manchester City FC Etihad Stadium. Explore areas that are usually off-limits. Use the latest technology to interact with Pep Guardiola in the press room. Walk through the glass players' tunnel, sit in the dugouts, and enjoy the view from pitch-side.
Next, visit the National Football Museum. This spot is perfect for football fans, families, and all visitors. Dive into the fascinating stories behind the world's favorite sport.
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