Football tours
Make Anfield the main event, not an afterthought. Here’s how to decide whether the stadium tour fits your trip, who it suits best and how to combine it with the rest of Liverpool.
The official-style Anfield stadium and museum experience is the obvious first choice for most supporters visiting Liverpool for the first time.
View Anfield tour & prices →Ideal if seeing behind the scenes at Anfield is one of the main reasons for your Liverpool trip.
Check Anfield availability →A strong anchor activity for football-mad children, with easier city-centre sightseeing before or afterwards.
See Liverpool with kids →Give Anfield its own half-day rather than squeezing it into a packed one-day itinerary.
See weekend itinerary →Don’t plan around the advertised tour time alone. Build in travel to and from Anfield, arrival/check-in, museum time and any time you want in the club shop. Fixture and event dates can affect access and availability.
Yes, but it becomes a busy day. If both are priorities, two days is much more comfortable. On a one-day visit, pick one as the headline experience and keep the rest of the day central.
Check the current tour route, access arrangements, date restrictions, cancellation terms and whether the museum is included for your selected date.
Use the booking page for live availability and current pricing.
View Anfield tour & prices →Allow more than the advertised tour duration. Include travel to Anfield, arrival time, the museum and any time you want in the club shop.
Yes, particularly for football-mad children, but check the current operator information for age, accessibility and route details before booking.
You can, but it makes for a busy day. A two-day Liverpool trip gives both experiences more breathing room.