The ultimate guide to visiting Anfield Stadium | Timings, location, tips & more

Anfield Stadium | Visitor information at a glance

What are the Anfield Stadium opening hours?
Liverpool FC Stadium is open daily from 9am to 5pm for the public, except on match days.
Where is the Anfield Stadium located?
Anfield Stadium is located in Anfield, Liverpool. The official address is Anfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, United Kingdom. Find it on Maps.
How many entrances does the Anfield Stadium have?
Anfield Stadium has 9 entrances.

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Anfield Stadium opening hours

Monday to Sunday: The stadium is open daily from 9am to 5pm.
Last entry: The last admission to the stadium for a guided tour is 3pm.

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Best time to visit Anfield Stadium

If you're a big fan looking to catch the buzz of a live match, weekends are your best bet. Liverpool FC usually plays its Premier League games on Saturdays or Sundays, creating an electrifying atmosphere where fans can soak in the excitement alongside fellow passionate supporters.

For a more laid-back experience with fewer crowds, weekdays are a great option. You can explore the stadium through tours and museum visits, especially in the mornings or early afternoons when there are fewer people around.

If you're planning a visit, aim for spring or summer for the best weather. Liverpool gets a lot busier with tourists in the summer, while winter, particularly from November to February, sees fewer visitors, making it a quieter time to explore.

Where is Anfield Stadium located?

Address: Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, United Kingdom | Find on Maps

Anfield Stadium is situated in the Anfield area of Liverpool, Merseyside, England. This historic location is part of the city's fabric, steeped in football tradition, and is easily accessible for fans and tourists alike.

Closest landmark: Stanley Park and Garden, 900m away

Getting to Anfield Stadium

By public transportation

By metro: You can take the Merseyrail's Northern Line and alight at the Sandhills Station. From there, it's a short walk to the stadium.
By taxi: Taxis are readily available in Liverpool, and you can simply ask the driver to take you to the stadium. It's a widely recognized destination.
By train: Liverpool Lime Street is the main railway station in the city. From there, you can take a taxi or public transport to reach the stadium.
By bus: Several bus services serve the Anfield area, including routes 17, 26, and 27.

By car

From the city centre, take Walton Breck Road (A5089) north; the stadium will be on your left.

Parking facilities:

Stanley Park Car Park (800m)
Utting Ave Car Park (800m)
Anfield Sports and Community Centre (900m)
St. Domingo Car Park (1.1 km)

Know before you go

Main Stand Entrance: An entrance on Anfield Road, primarily for Main Stand ticket holders, offering a premium matchday experience. This is the entrance for stadium tours.
Centenary Stand Entrance: Next to the Main Stand Entrance on Anfield Road, serving ticket holders for the Centenary Stand.
Kop Stand Entrance: Accessible from Walton Breck Road, dedicated to Kop Stand ticket holders for easy entry.
Anfield Road Stand Entrance: Specifically for those with Anfield Road Stand tickets, accessible via Anfield Road or nearby public transport.
Family Stand Entrance: Located near Anfield Road, dedicated to fans with family tickets.
Away Supporters Entrance: Designated for visiting away fans, usually situated close to the Anfield Road Stand.

There are three more entrances, but they are currently under renovation.

Cloakrooms: Secure storage for coats and belongings, enhancing visitor comfort and convenience.
Restrooms: Easily accessible restroom facilities are provided throughout the stadium for visitor convenience.
Museum and tours: On-site museum showcasing the club's rich history and achievements.

Accessibility: Dedicated services and facilities for visitors with special accessibility needs, including accessible seating areas.
Assistance dogs: Supporters with assistance dogs and necessary medical equipment are welcome at the stadium.
Walking aides and wheelchairs: Advance arrangements can be made for assistance with walking aides or wheelchairs, as the stadium doesn't have specific storage facilities for these items.
Accessible toilets: Equipped with essential amenities, including mirrors, distress alarms, support rails, and more, designed for accessibility.
Changing places: Located in the Kop and Main Stand, these specialized facilities cater to individuals with disabilities.

Baby-changing facilities: Provided for parents with infants, offering clean and convenient spaces for diaper changing.
Stroller-friendly: While storage inside the stadium might be limited, staff can assist with stroller parking or guidance on safe storage.

Tickets: Always carry and display your valid ticket or pass when requested by stadium staff. Failure to do so may result in ejection from the stadium.
No alcohol or drugs: The consumption of alcohol or illegal substances within the stadium is strictly prohibited.
No smoking: Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not allowed within the stadium.
Prohibited items: Do not bring prohibited items into the stadium, such as weapons, fireworks, flares, or other dangerous objects.

Take a walk around the Shankly Gates: The Shankly Gates are a memorial to Bill Shankly, one of the greatest Liverpool managers of all time. They're located outside the stadium and are a popular pilgrimage spot for fans.
Sing along with the Kop: The Kop is the most famous stand in Anfield and is home to the most passionate Liverpool fans in the world. If you're lucky enough to have a ticket in the Kop, be sure to sing along to all the songs and soak up the atmosphere.
Have a drink at the Sandon pub: The Sandon is a popular pub with Liverpool fans and is located just a short walk from Anfield. It's a great place to have a drink before or after a match and soak up the atmosphere.
Take a photo with the Boot Room statue: The Boot Room statue is a memorial to the legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly and his Boot Room team. It's located outside the stadium and is a popular photo spot for fans.

Liverpool FC Stadium features an official club store where fans can find a wide range of official Liverpool FC merchandise.

Variety of products: Whether you're looking for the latest team gear, player kits, or unique collectables, you're likely to find something to suit your preferences.
Exclusive items: Look out for exclusive items that are only available at the club store. These limited-edition products make for special mementos.
Personalization: Some items may be customizable with your name or your favourite player's name and number.
Merchandise for all occasions: Whether you're attending a match, taking a stadium tour, or simply looking for gifts, the club store has merchandise to suit all occasions and preferences.

Nearby

Budget stays: The King Harry (from £27 | 420 m), Adelphi Hotel (from £36 | 3 km), The Anfield View (from £38 | 420 m), The Z Hotel Liverpool (from £39 | 3.2 km)
Mid-range stays: The Dolby Hotel (from £53 | 4.4 km), The Kop View (from £57 | 300 m), Hotel Anfield (from £58 | 340 m), Cozy Place Prescot Street (from £85 | 2.3 km)
Luxury stays: The ARC Hotel (from £161 | 480 m), The Flat Iron (from £187 | 480 m)

Stanley Park: Just a short walk from the stadium, Stanley Park offers a peaceful escape with beautiful gardens, a lake, and iconic statues.
The Cavern Club: Located in the city centre, the Cavern Club is the legendary venue where The Beatles played their early gigs. It's a must-visit for music enthusiasts.
Albert Dock: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Albert Dock is a vibrant waterfront area that houses numerous museums, galleries, restaurants, and shops.
Liverpool Cathedral: Known as the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, this stunning architectural masterpiece is one of the world's largest cathedrals.

Frequently Asked Questions about visiting Anfield Stadium

Can I visit Anfield Stadium for free?

Access to certain parts of the Anfield Stadium may be free, but guided tours and admission to specific areas generally require the purchase of tickets. Explore different ticket options here.

What are the main attractions when visiting Anfield Stadium?

When visiting Anfield, you can typically experience the Anfield Stadium Tour, which includes access to the players' dressing rooms, the press conference room, the Manager's Dugout, the Kop, and the LFC Story Museum. It's a comprehensive look at the club's history and facilities.

How long does it take to visit Anfield Stadium?

The duration of a visit to Anfield Stadium tours can take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.

Can I visit Anfield Stadium on a match day?

While the stadium is open on match days, stadium tours and museum access are usually not available or are significantly restricted. The focus shifts entirely to the match day experience. It's best to check the official website for specific match day schedules and access information.

What is the best time to visit Anfield Stadium?

The best times to visit Anfield Stadium are weekdays, non-match days, and off-season periods, as they offer a quieter and more in-depth experience.

Can I visit Anfield Stadium with kids?

Yes, Anfield Stadium is family-friendly and children are welcome to visit. The stadium typically offers facilities for families, such as the Family Stand.

Can I buy Liverpool FC merchandise at the stadium?

Yes, the official LFC Store is located at Anfield Stadium, offering a wide range of official Liverpool FC merchandise, including jerseys, training gear, souvenirs, and gifts.