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The All England Lawn Tennis Club

Stadium

Info The All England Lawn Tennis Club is an exclusive private members society that hosts the prestigious Wimbledon Championships tennis tournament every summer. Originally founded in 1868 as a croquet and tennis club, it was moved to its current location in Wimbledon in 1922 in order to expand and accommodate for the popularity ... more

Church Road
Wimbledon
London SW19 5AE

The Den

Stadium

Info The Den is a football stadium in South Bermondsey, London and is home to the Millwall Football Club. The Den opened in August of 1992 and cost an estimated 16 million pounds to build. The Den has a capacity of about 20,150 and is an all-seated venue. In addition to football matches, other past sports events at The Den include ... more

Zampa Road
SE16 3LN London

Selhurst Park

Stadium

Info Selhurst Park is a football stadium and events facility located in the suburbs of London in the Borough of Croydon. Selhurst Park officially opened in August of 1924 and has since hosted a number of different events. The stadium is currently the home of Crystal Palace Football club and has a capacity of about 26,300. In ... more

Selhurst Park Stadium
London SE25 6PU

Stamford Bridge

Stadium

Info Stamford Bridge, also known as “The Bridge”, is a football stadium that is home to the wildly popular Chelsea Football Club. Stamford Bridge opened in 1877 and became Chelsea FC’s home ground in 1905. Stamford Bridge is in London’s Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, and is one of the larger stadiums within the Premier ... more

Fulham Road
London SW6 1HS

Twickenham Stoop

Stadium

Info Twickenham Stoop is an outdoor sports stadium in the western suburbs of London. Twickenham Stoop is most commonly used for rugby and is home to both the Harlequins rugby union team and the London Broncos rugby team. Twickenham Stoop was built in 1963 and was initially named “Stoop Memorial Ground”, after ... more

Langhorn Drive
Twickenham Middlesex, TW2 7SX

The Kia Oval

Stadium

Info The Oval, also known as the Kia Oval, is a large outdoor international cricket arena in Kennington, in the London Borough of Lambeth. The Oval is the home playing field of the Surrey County Cricket Club. The Oval was first established in 1845 and has since been redeveloped and expanded multiple times; it is now at a capacity ... more

Surrey County Cricket Club
Kennington
London SE11 5SS

Wembley Arena

Arena / Concert Venue

Info Originally known as the Empire Pool, Wembley Arena was constructed in 1934 for the British Empire Games, and contained a large swimming pool that was later used in the 1948 summer Olympics. The venue housed performances by musicians and comedians, as well as sporting events. At the time, notable performers included The ... more

Arena Square
Engineers Way
London HA9 0DH

Boleyn Ground

Stadium / Stadium

Info The Boleyn Ground, located in Upton Park, is home to the West Ham United Football Club. Usually referred to as “Upton Park,” Boleyn Ground has a capacity of 35,016 ardent fans on two levels of seating. In 1912, the club first rented the stadium’s grounds, which picked up the Boleyn name from one of its buildings, reported ... more

Green Street
Upton Park, London E13 9AZ

The O2 Arena

Arena / Concert Venue

Info The O2 Arena, also known as North Greenwich Arena, is one of London’s most impressive entertainment venues. Selling over 1.2 million tickets during its opening year in 2007, the O2 Arena is the third most popular venue in the world behind Manchester Arena and Madison Square Garden. The O2 Arena is located on the Greenwich ... more

Peninsula Square
London SE10 0DX

Uxbridge Cricket Club

Stadium

Info Uxbridge Cricket Club, founded in 1789, is primarily a cricket stadium for those in the Middlesex and West London Area. In 1858 the Club moved to a field behind the eastern end of High Street and remained there until 1970 when it moved to its current site, opposite Uxbridge Common. The stadium, based in the Borough of Hillingdon ... more

Park Road
Uxbridge, Middlesex UB8 1NR

Lord's Cricket Ground

Stadium

Info It really doesn’t matter whether one can follow a match of cricket or not – a sunny day at Lord’s Cricket Ground offers a fabulous excuse for an outdoor party where even the uninitiated can enjoy a few pints, soak up the rays, and blindly cheer for the local Marylebone and Middlesex players along with the rest of the 32 ... more

Lord’s Cricket Ground
St. John’s Wood Road
London NW8 8, UK

Adams Park (High Wycombe)

Stadium

Info Adams Park is a sports stadium and conference facility set in the High Wycombe countryside just shy of an hour outside of London, England. Adams Park is home to London’s premier rugby team, the London Wasps, as well as Wycombe’s football team, the Wycombe Wanderers. Adams Park was built in 1990 and has since been remodeled ... more

Hillbottom Road, Sands
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
HP12 4HJ

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London Stadiums Overview

The best musicians, artists, and athletes in the world need to play on the biggest stages, and the city of London provides in spades with massive arenas, complexes, and stadiums befitting the amazing sports and music that comes through on a daily basis.

Starting off with sports, all of the London football clubs have their own temples of sports worship. Arsenal plays at Emirates Stadium, Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, Tottenham at White Hart Lane, West Ham at Boleyn Ground, Queens Park at Loftus Road, Fulham at Craven Cottage Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, and Charlton at The Valley. Emirates and Stamford Bridge are both enormous, seating 60,000 and 40,000+ respectively.

For other sports, there’s the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club where Centre Court fills up with 15,000 tennis fans during Wimbledon, while the Olympic Stadium and Wembley Stadium host national and international competitions like the Olympics and even NFL football. Lord’s Cricket Ground, meanwhile, is the biggest cricket pitch in London seating 28,000 spectators.

Many of the stadiums in London also double as music venues as Wembley hosts the biggest international superstars in the business, while the O2 Arena, which seats 20,000 is home to everything from WWE wrestling, tennis tournaments, and touring rock stars like The Rolling Stones, Rihanna, Coldplay, and Drake.

There are so many London stadiums, it’s hard to name them all in a short space, but rest assured if you’re looking for incredible music or the best in sports, there are stadiums for every occasion.