Liverpool FC Stadium Tour and Museum: Behind the Scenes Access

Walk the same tunnel Liverpool's players use, then stand in the manager's dugout

A Liverpool FC Stadium Tour and Museum Experience combines two hours of access to Anfield's restricted areas — the press conference room, player tunnel, manager's dugout and home team dressing room — with entry to the LFC Museum's interactive exhibits and trophy collection. The stadium portion runs only on non-match days; museum entry is guaranteed every visit. A live English-speaking guide leads the tour; children from age 5 are welcome. Arrive 30 minutes before your start time.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Anfield Stadium and LFC Museum

• Enter Anfield Stadium
• See Press Conference Room
• View “This Is Anfield” sign
• Walk through Player’s Tunnel
• Visit Manager’s Dugout
• Explore Home Team Dressing Room
• Tour LFC Museum exhibits
• Admire trophy collection

The Experience

The tour splits into two parts, and the sequence matters. You start at the LFC Museum, where interactive exhibits walk you through the club's history from its founding to now — legendary players, iconic moments, the six European Cups on display. The collection sits inside the stadium grounds, so you move straight from the exhibits into the restricted areas most visitors never reach: the press conference room where managers face the media, the player tunnel that leads onto the pitch, the manager's dugout where tactical decisions happen during matches, and the home team dressing room where players prepare before kickoff. A live guide in English narrates throughout, grounding each space in the club's story.

Access to the stadium's playing areas and locker rooms depends on the fixture calendar — tours run only when there are no matches scheduled. The museum visit is always guaranteed, so you get the full historical context regardless. Public transport reaches the stadium; you'll need moderate fitness to move through multiple levels and spaces. Arrive 30 minutes early so the guide can brief the group and get everyone through security.

Two purchase options let you choose your depth: museum access alone, or the full stadium tour bundled with museum entry. The full tour is the one that puts you in the dressing room and the dugout; the museum-only option still covers the exhibits and the club's heritage, just without the behind-the-scenes stadium access.

What’s included

• LFC Museum entry with interactive exhibits and the trophy collection.
• full access to Anfield's press conference room, player tunnel, manager's dugout and home team dressing room (on non-match days).
• a live guide speaking English throughout the tour.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by FLORENCE HERITAGE TOURS

Is this one for you?Book the full stadium tour if you want to stand where players prepare and managers make decisions during matches; choose museum access alone if you're interested in the club's history and trophies but prefer to skip the behind-the-scenes stadium areas or if you're visiting on a match day when stadium access closes.

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Top questions

Can I visit Anfield Stadium on any day, or does it depend on the match schedule?

The Liverpool FC Stadium Tour runs only when there are no matches scheduled at Anfield. Museum entry is always available, but full access to the pitch and locker rooms is only possible on non-match days. Check the fixture calendar before booking.

What exactly do I get to see inside the stadium on the tour?

The stadium portion includes the press conference room, the famous "This Is Anfield" sign, the player tunnel, the manager's dugout, and the home team dressing room. These are areas normally reserved for players and staff, so the tour gives you access to spaces most visitors never enter.

Is there anything at the museum I can see even if the stadium is closed for a match?

Yes. The LFC Museum is always open as part of your visit. You'll explore interactive exhibits covering the club's history, legendary players, iconic moments, and the trophy collection including the six European Cups. Museum entry is guaranteed regardless of whether the stadium tour runs that day.

How long does the whole experience take?

The combined tour and museum visit takes two hours total. The timing covers both the stadium access and the museum exhibits in one visit.

Do I need to be fit to do this tour?

You should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. The tour involves moving through multiple levels and spaces within the stadium and museum. Children from age 5 are welcome on the tour.

What should I bring or know before I arrive?

Arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled start time so the guide can brief the group and process everyone through security. Public transportation options are available near Anfield. Official photographs are not included; you can take your own photos during the tour.