What’s inside Anfield Stadium

Ascend to the Main Stand to begin your stadium tour, where you'll first encounter the Manager’s Alley. This area features large banners with quotes and information about Liverpool's most famous managers, from Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley to Jürgen Klopp, celebrating their legacies.

Next, you'll enter an area with a big screen for a special pre-recorded video message from Jürgen Klopp himself, welcoming you to Anfield and showcasing the club's numerous trophy wins. Following his invitation, you'll step out onto the gantry in the middle of the Main Stand, offering views of the pitch and the entire stadium. This vantage point also allows for a unique comparison of Anfield then versus now.

Experience the inner sanctum of the players' world, starting with the luxurious Home Dressing Room. Here, you'll see the shirts of your favorite players hung in their matchday spots, with opportunities to sit under a shirt and take a photo. This spacious room features a large flatscreen TV for tactical briefings and an impressive, modern toilet area.

In contrast, you'll also see the Away Dressing Room, which is deliberately smaller and less comfortable. It's designed to make opposing teams feel less welcome, lacking a TV for information sharing, and having less pleasant bathroom facilities.

Afterwards, step into the Press Room, where managers address the media. You can sit in the manager's chair, pretend to be interviewed, and even have official photos taken with a superimposed manager next to you.

The tour culminates with an unforgettable pitchside experience. You'll famously touch the 'This Is Anfield' sign before descending through the Players' Tunnel. Once pitchside, you can walk near the dugouts used by both teams, getting incredibly close to the hallowed turf (though you cannot step on it).

From pitchside, you can gaze back up at the majestic Main Stand. A significant highlight is the opportunity to walk along and stand on the Kop, arguably the most famous stand in world football, allowing you to truly feel its legendary atmosphere.

After this, you'll walk to the Champions Wall, which provides a full summary of all the trophies Liverpool has won. There's also a dedicated section with an audio-visual display for each Champions League win, commemorating the club's European triumphs.