Book a Tour of London's Top Sporting Venues

Take the unforgettable Wembley Stadium Tour. Go into England's changing rooms; walk in the footsteps of legends, and through the players' tunnel; stand triumphantly in front of the Royal Box with The Cup! Until your dream of playing at Wembley comes true, the only way to experience all this is to book your Wembley Stadium Tour now.

Follow in the footsteps of football heroes at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium. You'll get to walk along the players' tunnel, have a look around the dressing rooms, see the press conference area and the director's box. Emirates Stadium opened its doors in July 2006 and is one of the world's most impressive sporting venues.

Visit Stamford Bridge for a tour of Chelsea FC's dressing rooms, plus the press room, the TV interview rooms, and the players' tunnel. The tour includes entry to the Chelsea FC Museum, where you can find out more about the history of the team through a range of fantastic exhibits.

Peek inside the England dressing room, sit in your favourite player's seat and walk through the players' tunnel. Then head to Twickenham Stadium's World Rugby Museum where the world's largest collection of rugby memorabilia helps tell the story of how a schoolboy game became an internationally renowned professional sport

Visit Wimbledon, the home of tennis, and find out about the history and future of the game. You can see tennis outfits from throughout the ages, have a go on the interactive exhibits, watch tennis footage in the amazing panoramic cinema, and meet a 3D "ghost" of John McEnroe.

Follow in the footsteps of cricket legends on a guided tour of Lord's Cricket Ground. You'll see the Long Room, MCC Museum, Real Tennis Court, Mound/Grand Stand, Media Centre and Indoor School. Lord's was established in 1787 by Thomas Lord and is the home of the Marylebone Cricket Club, guardian of the laws of the game.

The tour of Fulham FC's Craven Cottage starts at the Johnny Haynes Stand, a Grade II listed building. You'll enjoy the pundits' view from the TV studio, sit in Chairman Mohamed Al Fayed's box, see the Michael Jackson statue, look around the home team's changing room, and then make your way onto the pitch through the players' tunnel.