Wembley stadium

About Wembley

Wembley, located in North West London, is internationally known for Wembley Stadium, one of the most iconic venues in world sport and entertainment. The area combines modern architecture, great transport links and a vibrant local scene.

Wembley has become a major cultural hub, attracting millions of visitors for football matches, concerts and large-scale events.

Wembley Stadium Highlights

• Historic Venue – Home to the England national football team and host of major finals.
• 90,000 Seats – The largest stadium in the UK and second-largest in Europe.
• Iconic Arch – The 133m arch is a signature part of London’s skyline.
• Global Concerts – Hosts world-famous artists and massive live performances.
• State-of-the-Art Facilities – Modern hospitality, premium seating and easy access.

Visiting Wembley

Wembley offers a great visitor experience with new shopping areas, restaurants and public spaces around the stadium.

The area is easily accessible via the Jubilee and Metropolitan tube lines, as well as national rail services.

Tip: Arrive early on event days to enjoy Wembley Park, grab food, and avoid queues before entering the stadium.