Stadium Tours

During the LFC Stadium Tour, you will:

Enjoy epic views of the pitch and city landscape from the top level of the Main Stand.
Visit the state-of-the-art Home Team dressing room.
Practice your interview technique in the Press Room.
Pass under the This Is Anfield sign.
Take a spine-tingled walk down the Players' Tunnel.
Get the chance for a photo in Klopp's seat in the Dugout.
Enjoy more photo opportunities of the pitch and Main Stand from The Kop. 

Your ticket includes entry to the Club’s interactive museum, The Liverpool FC Story, The Steven Gerrard Collection exhibition and all six European cups. 

Prices:

Adult £20
Student/Senior £15
Child (under 16) £12 - must be accompanied by a paying adult

Tour duration: 70-90 minutes approx. 

Please note: Due to operational needs of Liverpool FC in undertaking of its business as a football club, LFC may be required at short notice (e.g. for health and safety reasons or a late change of matchdays) to: change the content/format of its Stadium Tours; and/or close parts of the Stadium Tour without notice for operational reasons; and/or suspend or cancel the Stadium Tour.

Fans are advised that the Premier League Trophy will not be on display at Anfield at this time - further information on this will be provided in due course.

Liverpool Football Club is one of the most famous and successful clubs in the world but how was this iconic institution born? There's a lot that's changed since Liverpool Football Club was founded in 1892. Let us take you on a journey around the outside of the stadium which unpacks the many marvellous historical stories and anecdotes from over the years.

Your guide will tell you all about the origins of our great Club as we take you from the late 19th century to present day.

On The Anfield Origins Tour you will:

Walk in the footsteps of our founding father, John Houlding
See where our first ever dressing room was located
Learn about the oldest remaining part of Anfield Stadium
Understand about some of the iconic figures that have helped to shape the Club's unique story
Discover the fascinating history of Stanley Park
Find out about the world-famous pub where Liverpool Football Club was established

Don't forget to bring your camera as you will finish the tour with a visit to the illustrious Kop stand to view the famous Anfield pitch and have a chance to reminisce about the many wonderful games that have been played here.

This is an external tour around the perimeter of Anfield Stadium. It does not include the dressing room, press room, This Is Anfield sign or players' tunnel.

Your ticket includes entry to the Club's interactive museum, The Liverpool FC Story, The Steven Gerrard Collection exhibition and all six European cups.

Special introductory prices until 1st August 2020:

Adults £10 - usually £17

Child (under 16) £8 - usually £12. Must be accompanied by a paying adult

Tour duration: 60-70 minutes approx. 

Please note: Due to operational needs of Liverpool FC in undertaking of its business as a football club, LFC may be required at short notice (e.g. for health and safety reasons or a late change of matchdays) to: change the content/format of its Stadium Tours; and/or close parts of the Stadium Tour without notice for operational reasons; and/or suspend or cancel the Stadium Tour.

Fans are advised that the Premier League Trophy will not be on display at Anfield at this time - further information on this will be provided in due course.

Included as part of The LFC Stadium Tour or The Anfield Origins Tour is a visit to the Club's museum, The Liverpool FC Story. 

Here you will discover over 125 years of LFC history and see the six European cups. 

Don't miss The Steven Gerrard Collection exhibition. The former captain has exclusively donated his personal collection of footballing memorabilia for his fans to enjoy. See for yourself Steven's match-worn LFC and England shirts, signed opposition shirts, medals, trophies and awards, England caps and match items from Istanbul 2005.

Please allow 30 minutes to walk around the museum's exhibits. 

Fans are advised that the Premier League Trophy will not be on display at Anfield at this time - further information on this will be provided in due course.