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About Anfield Stadium | Home of Liverpool FC

Anfield, home of Liverpool Football Club, isn’t just a stadium—it’s a place where history, passion, and unforgettable moments come to life. Its field has seen it all, from breathtaking goals to legendary comebacks. If you’ve ever heard the crowd r...

Also Known As

Liverpool FC Stadium

Founded On

1884

Founded By

Archibald Leitch

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ADDRESS

Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, United Kingdom

RECOMMENDED DURATION

2 hours

Timings

10:00–15:00

VISITORS PER YEAR

340000

TICKETS

From £ 25

EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD

30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

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Did you know?

Anfield Stadium was originally constructed by Liverpool FC’s rivals, Everton FC. Everton also was the first league champion there during the 1890–91 season.

Liverpool FC’s slogan “You’ll Never Walk Alone was originally written by Rodgers and Hammerstein for the 1945 musical Carousel. Now, the Anfield crowd sings it before every Liverpool match.

The top of the SS Great Eastern, one of the first iron ships in the world, is placed right next to the main stand.

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A little something about Anfield Stadium

If you're a football fan, Anfield is the holy grail! Home to Liverpool FC since 1892, it's got everything—from the Spion Kop to the Shankly Gates, every corner holds echoes of thunderous cheers and chants from days gone by. The LFC Museum takes your experience up a notch—It's packed with the shiny Premier League and Champions League trophies and jerseys from the greats like Gerrard. You can even walk through the players' tunnel and get a glimpse of the pitch!

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Timings

Location

Tour timings: Stadium tours run daily from 9:45am to 3pm.
Closed: Match days and select event days.
Best time to visit: For a quieter experience, visit during the off-season (May to August), when the stadium is less crowded and more accessible. If you want a quieter experience, steer clear of days when Liverpool FC is playing a home game.

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

Closest landmark: Stanley Park & Garden (1.9 km)

What to do at Anfield Stadium

Take a tour of the stadium

Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the Players' Tunnel at Anfield Stadium? This tour gives you the backstage pass—locker rooms, press room, and a pitchside view. With guides sharing exciting anecdotes and historical tidbits, you'll get a taste of what it's like to be part of the Liverpool FC Club.

Visit Liverpool FC Museum

The Liverpool FC Museum is a treasure for any Reds fans! Get up close to all major trophies, including the 6 European Cups, 19 League titles, 8 FA Cups, 4 UEFA Super Cups, and 1 FIFA Club World Cup. It also houses the Kop Songbook and a special hologram tribute to Liverpool's manager, Jürgen Klopp.

Climb the Spion Kop

Built in 1906, it's named after the Spion Kop hill, honoring Liverpool soldiers from the Boer War. Imagine being surrounded by roaring fans, singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" while reliving the euphoria of that epic 4-0 win over Barcelona or the sheer joy of their first Premier League title in 30 years!

Stop by the Shankly Gates

Swing by the Shankly Gates and Paisley Square. The Shankly Gates honors Bill Shankly, the mastermind who turned the Reds into legends from 1959 to 1974. Meanwhile, Paisley Square honors his successor, Bob Paisley, celebrating his legacy, which includes 3 European Cups and other triumphs.

Dine at the Boat Room Sports Cafe

Located in the Kop, this cafe offers hearty British classics such as fish and chips, burgers, ale pie, & vegetarian delights like nachos, Caprese salad, and chickpea curry. It's a perfect cozy spot to chat with fellow Liverpool supporters, fuel up before the stadium tour, or unwind afterward.

Grab your Liverpool gear

Shop till you drop at the Liverpool FC Store, your go-to spot for all things Reds! Browse through stylish jerseys, cozy scarves, and fun accessories to deck yourself out in team colors. Score limited-edition collectibles and fun souvenirs to take back home as a reminder of your trip to the home of Liverpool Club!

Go abseiling

Abseil down the iconic Anfield Road Stand! From the top, embrace the views of Liverpool and the River Mersey before securely harnessing for a 100-foot drop past the Liverpool FC crest. With expert guidance and spectacular scenery, this is more than just a descent— perfect for any adventure seeker!

Participate in the Q&A sessions

Want to pick the brains of LFC legends? Join the Legends Q&A at Anfield for a 60-min chat! Mingle with icons like Alan Kennedy, John Aldrige, Phil Neal, and Ian Callaghan, share laughs, hear behind-the-scenes stories, get in the nitty-gritty of match-day details while asking those burning questions!

History of Anfield Stadium

Anfield Stadium, the home of Liverpool FC, began its journey in 1884 as the original ground for Everton FC. When Everton left due to a landlord dispute, Liverpool FC sprang to life in 1892, kicking off with a thrilling 7-1 victory over Rotherham Town.

Fast forward to the late 1920s, when the iconic Kop Stand transformed into England's largest terrace, known for its electric atmosphere. Post-war, floodlights were added in 1957, and the stadium continued to evolve, especially after the Hillsborough disaster in 1989, which changed safety standards forever.

In 2016, the Main Stand expansion increased capacity to 54,074; by 2024, the Anfield Road Stand brought it up to over 61,000! Today, Anfield isn't just a stadium; it's an integral part of Liverpool's identity, inviting fans and tourists alike to bask in its unrivaled spirit.

The architect and architectural style of the Anfield Stadium

Designed by Archibald Leitch, Anfield Stadium showcases his signature architectural style, blending Victorian brickwork with terraced stands. Leitch's style, renowned for stadiums like Hampden Park, Ibrox, and Celtic Park, harmonizes modern functionality with Edwardian aesthetics. His focus on crowd dynamics and spectator engagement is evident in Anfield's layout, ensuring fans feel part of the action and solidifying its legendary place in football heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions about Anfield Stadium

What was Anfield's original purpose?

Anfield was constructed in 1884 to serve as the home ground for Everton FC. However, after Everton relocated to Goodison Park in 1892, the stadium became the new home for Liverpool FC, which was established shortly thereafter.

What is the origin of the name "Kop"?

The name "Kop" originates from a hill in South Africa where British soldiers fought during the Boer War. In 1906, the stand was named in tribute to the many Liverpool soldiers who lost their lives in that battle, honoring their sacrifice.

Do all stands at Anfield offer a clear view of the pitch?

Absolutely! Each stand at Anfield is thoughtfully designed to provide excellent sightlines, ensuring that fans can fully experience the action on the pitch, no matter their seating location.

Is there a designated section for away fans?

Yes, away supporters are generally situated in the Anfield Road Stand, specifically designed to provide them with a dedicated area during matches.

What are some notable moments associated with Anfield?

Anfield has witnessed countless iconic moments, such as Liverpool's unforgettable comeback against Barcelona in the 2019 UEFA Champions League semi-finals, which has become a cherished part of the stadium's history.

Is accessible seating available at Anfield?

Yes, Anfield offers dedicated accessible seating for wheelchair users and individuals with mobility challenges across multiple stands, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and providing an inclusive experience for all fans.

Are there annual events held at Anfield besides matches?

Yes, Anfield hosts various events, including community initiatives, the School Readiness event, the Mini Olympics, and charity matches to support local causes and promote healthy lifestyles.

What is the dress code for Anfield Liverpool Stadium?

There is no formal dress code for Anfield Liverpool Stadium. However, you should dress appropriately for the weather and the activity you plan to do. For example, if you are attending a match, you may want to wear team colors. If you are taking a tour of the stadium, you may want to wear comfortable shoes.