SAT
17TH JAN
15:00
Home of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the most modern and technologically advanced stadiums in the world. Located in Tottenham, North London, it has a capacity of approximately 62,850, making it the largest club stadium in London. It is the home of Tottenham Hotspur FC and a flagship venue for elite sport and entertainment in the capital.
The stadium is designed as a multi-use arena, regularly hosting Premier League and European football, NFL London Games, major concerts, boxing, and large-scale live events. Its innovative features include a retractable pitch, premium hospitality areas, Europe’s longest bar, and exceptional acoustics, allowing it to switch seamlessly between football, American football, and concerts.
For London fans and visitors alike, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium represents the future of large-scale sports venues.
The stadium officially opened in 2019, replacing the club’s historic former home, White Hart Lane, which had stood on the same site since 1899. The redevelopment was one of the most ambitious stadium projects in European football, aimed at securing Tottenham Hotspur’s long-term competitiveness on and off the pitch.
During construction, Spurs temporarily played home matches at Wembley Stadium while the new ground was completed. When it opened, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium immediately set new benchmarks for fan experience, revenue generation, and venue versatility.
Since opening, the stadium has hosted Champions League knockout matches, NFL regular-season games, world-class boxing bouts, and sold-out concerts by global artists. It has also played a role in major international sporting events, reinforcing London’s position as a global sports capital.
While firmly rooted in Tottenham’s footballing identity, the stadium has become a destination venue in its own right, attracting millions of visitors each year regardless of team allegiance.
Address: Lilywhite House, 782 High Rd, London N17 0BX
Train:
Tube:
Bus:
Routes 149, 259, 279, 349 stop near the stadium
Car:
Extremely limited parking; driving is strongly discouraged on event days
🚇 Travel Tip: After matches, walking to Northumberland Park is often faster and less congested than White Hart Lane.
Bag Policy:
Small bags only (roughly A4 size). Large bags, backpacks, and suitcases are prohibited. Strict bag searches are enforced.
Best Seats:
Food & Drink:
Inside: Wide variety of food options, craft beers, and Europe’s longest bar
Outside: Growing number of bars and restaurants along Tottenham High Road
Atmosphere:
Loud, modern, and intense on big matchdays, particularly in the South Stand.
Accessibility:
Fully accessible with step-free access, lifts, accessible seating, sensory rooms, and assistance services across the stadium.