Anfield Stadium Tour & LFC Museum
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A guided walk through Liverpool FC's home ground on non-match days, taking in the dressing room, the players' tunnel and the pitch side, paired with the LFC Museum's history of the club since 1892, including its European Cup and Premier League silverware. Anfield holds just over 61,000 and is a few miles north of the city centre in the Anfield district, a genuine residential neighbourhood rather than a purpose-built sports quarter, which is part of what gives match days their atmosphere. Tours run most days when the stadium is not in match-day use; the museum keeps slightly longer hours than the tours themselves.
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Highlights
- ✓The players' tunnel and the dressing room on non-match days
- ✓The LFC Museum's European Cup and Premier League history
- ✓Anfield's residential setting, a working football neighbourhood
- ✓Combine with a walk past Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium for the full football-city picture
Tips
- →Tours do not run on match days or immediately before/after fixtures; check the schedule before travelling.
- →Book online in advance, especially in school holidays.
- →The museum keeps separate, generally longer hours than the guided tours.
- →Anfield is a few miles from the city centre; allow time for the bus or taxi journey.
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