Emirates Stadium, London: Photos, Reviews & Location

Purpose-built football stadium, home to Arsenal FC and some large-scale, close-season pop concerts.

At a glance

#6 of 11 Stadia in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

0.5 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

5 ★79%
4 ★13%
3 ★3%
2 ★1%
1 ★4%

Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ

arsenal.com

020 7619 5000

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Emirates Stadium?: Emirates Stadium is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 29,019 reviews.
How does Emirates Stadium rank in London?: Emirates Stadium is #6 of 11 Stadia in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Emirates Stadium located?: Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ — 0.5 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Emirates Stadium?: Phone: 020 7619 5000 · Website: arsenal.com

Reviews (8)

Hazri Alifiah 2024 Jan 19

We went on a London stadium hopping and The emirates was the first stop… it is impressive… the home of the Gunners… a must stop visit for arsenal fans or football in general…

The Arsenal shop is huge with a lot of merchandise… some of the items are sold out such as home badge pins and fluffy mascot as recently there was a home match and they have not stock up…

The nearest tune station is Holloway road station on the picadilly line… just a 5 minute walk…

Rifqi Irvansyah 2024 Jan 19

Emirates Stadium in London is fantastic! The atmosphere during Arsenal matches is electric, and the facilities are top-notch. A must-visit for football enthusiasts.

dan g 2023 Dec 18

Decent fairly new stadium, good away day experience. Spacious away supporters’ concourse. Decent seat, we were allowed to stand. Good view, fairly close to the pitch. The noise level was generally low but when the home supporters did make some noise it wasn’t too bad. The constant drumming sound was annoying though. Expensive food though but good quality. Friendly staff. Overall, would’ve given a 5 but the transport links - particularly after the match - were poor. Ultimately any stadium of this capacity in such a residential neighborhood is going to have transport issues. Drayton Park station was either closed or no trains were stopping there. Arsenal and Highbury & Islington stations had huge overcrowding issues, with literally what seemed like tens of thousands of people trying to enter after the match. I ended up having to walk to King’s Cross St Pancras. Anyway, overall a decent away match day experience. A high 4 and would’ve been a 5 but for the above.

David Puls 2023 Dec 10

An amazing place to watch football! We went along as neutrals to an Arsenal women's match, and with 59,000 fans we were completely swept up with the atmosphere, becoming Arsenal fans for the day. The seats are more comfortable than in most stadiums and the facilities and atmosphere is excellent.

Michael Sloan 2023 Dec 06

We weren’t able to see a game during our visit to London because of the international break. So a tour of the stadium was our alternative. The audio tour was fine, but the spaces speak for themselves. It was great to visit, but would have loved to see our lads.

Tochukwu Uzoho 2023 Dec 03

Built in 2006, with a sitting capacity of 60,704 and the fifth largest stadium in England by capacity, this is home to the Arsenal football club. It is a four-tiered bowl edifice and could be termed 'beautiful'. The nearest underground station here would be the Holloway station, which is about six minutes walk to the stadium. You find different murals around the stadium as part of the arsenalisation project, and the stores, just by the entrance. You can find details on the stadium tours within the store and it's a good one to take if you want to learn about the stadium history and also have a look around the facility.

Hikariヒカリ 2023 Nov 27

A must visit for any Arsenal fans all over the world, a strongly recommended visit for any other football fans. One of the biggest football club with a long and rich history in England.

Didn’t have enough time for a stadium tour this time, really a shame. Not sure when I will have another chance of visiting, hopefully in the future. Don’t forget Highbury Stadium Square nearby, check it out as well if you have visited Emirate Stadium.

Kyle Rowntree 2023 Oct 02

My visit to the Emirates Football Stadium on a non-match day was an enlightening experience that offered a unique perspective on one of the most iconic football venues in the world.

The first thing that struck me was the modern and sleek design of the stadium. The exterior's clean lines and contemporary architecture made it a standout in the heart of North London. The Arsenal logo and club colors proudly adorned the facade, leaving no doubt about the team that calls this place home.

The stadium tour was a well-organized and informative journey through the inner workings of the Emirates. Exploring areas typically reserved for players and staff, such as the changing rooms and the tunnel leading to the pitch, was a thrilling experience. It provided insight into the behind-the-scenes preparations that happen before every match.

One of the highlights of the visit was sitting in the stands, taking in the magnificent view of the pitch. Even without the roar of the fans, the stadium felt awe-inspiring. Imagining the electric atmosphere during a match was easy, and it left me with a newfound appreciation for the passionate Arsenal supporters.

The museum within the stadium was a treasure trove of Arsenal's history. From historic jerseys and memorabilia to iconic moments in the club's past, it offered a comprehensive look at the rich heritage of Arsenal Football Club.

The staff on the tour were knowledgeable and enthusiastic, sharing anecdotes and trivia about the club's history and the stadium's construction. Their passion for Arsenal was evident, and it added to the overall experience.

In conclusion, visiting the Emirates was a captivating journey into the heart of Arsenal Football Club. The modernity of the venue, the rich history on display, and the insights into match preparations made it a memorable visit for any football enthusiast. It's a testament to the enduring legacy of Arsenal and the beautiful game itself.