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Discover London, the EPL Soccer Epicenter

The City of London sits upon the River Thames and is the capital city of England. Thanks to its cosmopolitan atmosphere and iconic sights, it is the most popular destination in Great Britain and holds an unparalleled number of attractions to visit. London is in Southeast England and is a reachable distance from many interesting locations throughout South England, making it a perfect vacation hub destination from which to take tours.

London covers a huge area and is packed full of things to see and do as a tourist, from the most popular attractions, such as Westminster, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Big Ben, to the lesser-known attractions and a whole host of magnificent museums with wonders from around the world. While London is the financial capital of Europe and much of it is given over to large skyscrapers and offices, it never manages to lose its distinct British culture. British pubs, restaurants and bars can be found on most streets with an unlimited choice for any tourist, yet it keeps its strong ties to Europe through much of its foreign cuisine.

London keeps its strong soccer culture alive through the many teams that share the great city. Some of the EPL’s most-loved clubs have stadium in the metropolitan center, including Arsenal, Chelsea and Crystal Palace. For soccer enthusiasts, joining EPL Soccer Tours opens the door to unforgettable experiences at live matches, local fan culture, and behind-the-scenes stadium tours throughout London.

Stadiums and Teams

Arsenal FC

Arsenal Football Club offers a truly premium and exhilarating matchday experience at the magnificent Emirates Stadium in North London. Known globally for their commitment to playing beautiful, flowing, attacking football, the Gunners boast a rich history of success and innovation.

Emirates Stadium

Emirates Stadium is home to Arsenal FC and provides one of London’s leading Premier League football experiences. Visitors can explore the stadium, museum and areas associated with matchdays while learning about Arsenal’s history and its place within English football.

Chelsea FC

Chelsea Football Club, based in the affluent heart of West London, offers a glamorous and highly charged football experience at the historic Stamford Bridge. As one of the most successful English clubs of the modern era, the Blues have a reputation for attracting world-class superstars and delivering dramatic, high-stakes football.

Stamford Bridge

Stamford Bridge is home to Chelsea FC and has been closely associated with the club since the nineteenth century. Stadium and museum visits provide insight into Chelsea’s history, major achievements and London football culture.

Tottenham Hotspur FC

Tottenham Hotspur offers what is widely considered the ultimate modern football experience at their breathtaking, state-of-the-art Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London. This architectural marvel is a game-changer for stadium design, providing unparalleled acoustics, sightlines, and world-class hospitality that redefine matchday luxury.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of London’s newest major football venues. Its modern design and behind-the-scenes tours provide a contrast to the capital’s older stadiums, with visitors able to experience the home of Tottenham Hotspur and its matchday facilities.

Unique experiences

Premier League Matchday

Experience the atmosphere of a live Premier League match in London. Matchday experiences can include premium hospitality, stadium access and carefully planned transport, allowing football fans to focus on the game and surrounding atmosphere.

Borough Market

Explore Borough Market, one of London’s best-known food markets. Browse independent producers, international dishes and British specialities while experiencing the lively atmosphere of one of the capital’s historic market districts.

River Thames Cruise

Cruise along the River Thames and see London’s major landmarks from the water. A private or small-group cruise can provide views of the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, the London Eye and the city’s modern skyline.