Start with Wembley, then compare Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and Fulham. Each page below has a live GetYourGuide booking route and ideas for the rest of the London day.
Wembley belongs on the shortlist for any football trip to London. The guided tour reaches the spaces associated with finals, internationals, major concerts, and the walk up to the Royal Box.
The Emirates Stadium tour is one of London's clearest football-tour bookings and the Arsenal half of the North London derby story: dressing room, players' tunnel, dugout, pitchside views, and the Arsenal Museum in one visit.
Stamford Bridge gives visitors a guided route through Chelsea's home: dressing rooms, tunnel, pitchside, press room, and a museum filled with club history.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium feels different from a traditional ground and gives visitors the Spurs half of the North London derby story. The stadium tour covers the football spaces; the Dare Skywalk adds a rooftop view that turns the visit into a broader London experience.
Craven Cottage is the heritage choice in the London group. The riverside setting, Johnny Haynes Stand, players' tunnel, dressing room, and cottage pavilion give the tour a character that newer grounds cannot copy.
London Stadium is more than a club-ground visit. The guided route combines West Ham United with the London 2012 Olympic story and the venue's wider sporting and music history.
Add museums, tours, and major London attractions around the confirmed stadium time.