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Issue 01 · City Guide · 6 min read

Tottenham Hotspur
& the Stadium

A travelling supporter’s guide to one of London’s biggest clubs, a stadium widely rated as the best in England, and the North London corner that built them.

Club

Tottenham Hotspur

Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Capacity

62,850

Founded

1882

League

Premier League

Words by Champions Travel · Updated May 2026

Gazza, Ardiles, Greaves, Bale, Kane, Tottenham Hotspur have produced more than their share of football’s icons. Although the club’s silverware does not match Arsenal or Chelsea, Spurs remain one of the biggest clubs in London and in England.

The 62,000-seater Tottenham Hotspur Stadium also hosts boxing, NFL and rugby, one of the most multi-purpose venues in world sport. But on Premier League Saturdays, the South Stand is the heart of it, drawing direct inspiration from Dortmund’s Yellow Wall.

Spurs have won the old First Division twice, the FA Cup eight times and produced legends including David Ginola, Ricky Villa, Ledley King, Jermain Defoe, Luka Modric and Peter Crouch. The modern era brings Champions League nights and a stadium that travelling fans now make a pilgrimage to visit.

Chapter 01

The Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened in April 2019 on the site of the old White Hart Lane. It was built specifically to combine the intimacy and atmosphere of a traditional English ground with the technical capabilities of a modern multi-sport venue. The result is widely rated the best stadium in the country for both view and matchday experience.

The single-tier South Stand takes inspiration from Dortmund’s Yellow Wall, 17,500 supporters in a continuous bowl, designed for atmosphere and volume. It’s the largest single-tier stand in the UK and the heart of Spurs’ supporter culture, the place where the noise on European nights gets generated.

Stadium opened

2019

Capacity

62,850

Founded

1882

League Titles

02

The stadium also hosts NFL games, there are NFL locker rooms built into the design, as well as boxing, rugby and concerts. The retractable grass pitch and NFL-spec turf make it one of the most versatile sporting venues in the world.

The Dare Skywalk takes visitors across the stadium’s roof, with a glass platform 46.8 metres above the pitch offering panoramic views of London. Combined with the stadium tour, first-team dressing room, players’ tunnel, pitchside, the Tottenham Hotspur Museum, it’s one of football’s most interesting visitor experiences.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium of today carries the weight of every supporter who has ever sung from these stands. To be inside on a big night is to feel that history in real time.

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Chapter 02

Matchday

Tottenham on matchday is a North London experience. The walk down Tottenham High Road, the queues for pies and the Beavertown Taproom, the South Stand filling out an hour before kick-off, all part of the build-up at one of the country’s most atmospheric grounds.

For visitors attending a Spurs match, the easiest route is via White Hart Lane station, a 5-minute walk from the ground. Seven Sisters (Victoria Line) is the closest Tube but adds a 25-30 minute walk.

Walk Tottenham High Road. The approach to the stadium from White Hart Lane station is the matchday tradition. Pubs, food trucks and Spurs scarves line the route.

Arrive early. The Bricklayers Arms, The Antwerp Arms and the Beavertown Tottenham Taproom (inside the stadium) all fill up well before kick-off. Get there with time to spare.

Take the train to White Hart Lane. White Hart Lane railway station is a 5-minute walk from the stadium. The Victoria Line to Seven Sisters is the alternative.

Try the Dare Skywalk. The Dare Skywalk takes you across the stadium roof to a glass platform 46.8 metres above the pitch. Combined with the stadium tour, it’s one of football’s best visitor experiences. From around £40.

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Chapter 03

Beyond the Pitch

London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is a bustling metropolis blending rich history with dynamic modern culture. Big Ben, Westminster, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, the city’s iconic landmarks need no introduction. Hyde Park and Regent’s Park offer green respite from the urban hustle.

Culturally, London is a hub of world-class museums, the British Museum, the Tate Modern, the V&A, alongside the West End’s globally famous theatre scene. The culinary scene runs from Michelin-starred restaurants to street food markets like Borough Market and Bermondsey Beer Mile.

A football weekend in London might involve a morning at the Tower or the South Bank, an afternoon along Borough Market or in Shoreditch, and an evening watching Spurs in N17. Few cities pack more in.

Neighbourhood Guide

Tottenham

Matchday district

The N17 neighbourhood surrounding the stadium. Spurs murals, classic pubs, and a sense of football identity that the recent stadium build has preserved rather than erased.

Stoke Newington

Café & creative

Just south, Stokey blends Victorian terraces with independent cafés, gastropubs and bookshops. The unhurried side of North London.

Shoreditch

Nightlife & design

East London’s creative engine. Street art, design studios, late-night cocktail bars. The pre- and post-match destination for many travelling fans.

Covent Garden

Theatre & culture

Central London’s theatre district. The West End, the markets and the most-photographed pedestrian streets in the capital. Half-hour Victoria Line ride from Seven Sisters.

Chapter 04

Plan The Trip

London needs little introduction by air, rail or road. Here’s how to put a Spurs weekend together.

Tickets

Official Tickets

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All tickets through the official Spurs website. Consider an One Hotspur membership for priority access. Tickets usually go on sale 4-6 weeks before kick-off, with members getting early access.

Stay

Near the Stadium

Premier Inn Tottenham Hale

Short hop from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Reliable Premier Inn comfort, the trusted matchday base.

City Centre Hotel

Tower Hotel by Thistle

Central London by Tower Bridge with good Tube link across to Tottenham.

Budget Accommodation

Travelodge London Central City Road

Reliable budget choice in central London. Easy Tube up to White Hart Lane.

Airport Hotel

Radisson Blu Stansted

Convenient for Stansted. Direct Stansted Express into central London for an easy onward link.

Eat & Drink

Inside the Ground

Beavertown Tottenham Taproom

Inside the stadium itself. Range of local craft brews in a football-focused atmosphere. The pre-match destination of choice for many.

Lively Pub

The Bricklayers Arms

Classic matchday pub on Tottenham High Road. Buzzing atmosphere, affordable drinks, plenty of Spurs memorabilia.

Quieter Pint

The Antwerp Arms

Community-owned since 2015. Traditional pub atmosphere, local ales, a short walk from the stadium. The relaxed alternative.

For a Burger

Bruce Burgers

Short walk from the stadium. Hearty, affordable burgers and quick service, the classic matchday fuel.

Getting There

By Train

London King's Cross / St Pancras

Direct trains from across the UK. From Kings Cross, Victoria Line to Seven Sisters or train to White Hart Lane.

By Air

LHR / LGW / STN

London is served by five major airports. Stansted via the Victoria Line is the most direct route to North London; Heathrow via the Piccadilly Line to Finsbury Park then bus.

By Car

M25 / A406

Driving to Tottenham on matchday is not recommended. Use the Tube or rail.

To the Stadium

White Hart Lane / Seven Sisters

White Hart Lane railway station is a 5-minute walk from the ground. Alternatively Seven Sisters (Victoria Line) plus a 25-minute walk.

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