Tickets in London

London is one of the greatest cities for live experiences. Home to six Premier League football clubs, iconic cricket grounds, international boxing, Wimbledon tennis, Twickenham rugby, the West End theatre scene and a packed calendar of unmissable events including the Chelsea Flower Show and New Year's Eve Fireworks. No matter what time of year you visit London, there is always something to do in the capital. Love1Ticket has you covered with guaranteed tickets to every major event across the city.

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London Football Tickets

London is the undisputed capital of Premier League football. No other city in the world puts six top flight clubs within the same city boundaries. From the historic terraces of Craven Cottage to the advanced Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London offers world class football almost every weekend from August through to May.

So if you want to see Arsenal at the Emirates, Chelsea at Stamford Bridge or an unmissable London derby between any of the capital's clubs, Love1Ticket has guaranteed seats available for every fixture.

Emirates Stadium - Arsenal

Arsenal's home since 2006, the Emirates Stadium sits in Holloway, North London and is one of the most modern and atmospheric grounds in English football. The Gunners are one of England's most successful clubs, with a history stretching back over 130 years.

Capacity: 60,704
Address: Hornsey Road, London N7 7AJ
Nearest Tube: Arsenal (Piccadilly line) or Holloway Road (Piccadilly line).
Competitions: Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa League.
Typical Ticket Prices: From £85 for Premier League seats.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Tottenham Hotspur

Opened in 2019 and widely regarded as the finest club stadium in the world, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a landmark in North London. With a retractable grass pitch, a dedicated NFL field and a roof that holds noise inside the ground, the atmosphere on matchdays is electric.

Capacity: 62,850
Address: 782 High Road, Tottenham, London N17 0BX
Nearest Station: White Hart Lane (Overground from Liverpool Street) or Seven Sisters (Victoria line)
Competitions: Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa League
Typical Ticket Prices: From £75 for standard Premier League seats

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium also hosts major NFL games, boxing, concerts, and rugby.

Stamford Bridge - Chelsea

Stamford Bridge has been Chelsea's home since 1905, making it one of London's most storied football grounds. Located in Fulham, West London, it is easily accessible from the city centre and surrounded by some of London's best restaurants and bars.

Capacity: 40,341
Address: Fulham Road, London SW6 1HS
Nearest Tube: Fulham Broadway (District line)
Competitions: Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, FA Cup and League Cup
Typical Ticket Prices: From £80 for Premier League seats

London Stadium - West Ham United

West Ham United moved into the former Olympic Stadium in Stratford in 2016, transforming it into one of the Premier League's largest venues. Located in the heart of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London.

Capacity: 62,500
Address: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ST
Nearest Station: Stratford (Central line, Elizabeth line, DLR, Overground)
Competitions: Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa Conference League
Typical Ticket Prices: From £65 for standard Premier League seats

Selhurst Park - Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park is one of the most atmospheric grounds in the Premier League. Known for its vocal home support, especially in the famous Holmesdale Stand, it offers a passionate matchday experience that many larger stadiums simply cannot match.

Capacity: 25,486
Address: Whitehorse Lane, London SE25 6PU
Nearest Station: Selhurst (Overground) or Norwood Junction (Southern Rail)
Competitions: Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup
Typical Ticket Prices: From £55 for Premier League seats

Craven Cottage - Fulham

Craven Cottage is one of the most charming and unique grounds in English football. Sitting directly on the banks of the River Thames in Fulham, West London. The recently rebuilt Riverside Stand has brought the ground's capacity up while preserving its historic charm.

Capacity: 25,700
Address: Stevenage Road, London SW6 6HH
Nearest Tube: Putney Bridge (District line)
Competitions: Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup
Typical Ticket Prices: From £55 for Premier League seats

Boxing in London

London has been the home of world class boxing for over a century. The capital hosts some of the biggest fights on the global boxing calendar each year, across many venues.

The O2 Arena

Located on the Greenwich Peninsula in South East London, The O2 is the world's most visited entertainment venue and the venue of choice for some of London's biggest boxing events. With a 20,000 seat capacity and a reputation for producing amazing atmospheres.

Capacity: 20,000
Address: Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX
Nearest Tube: North Greenwich (Jubilee line)
Events: World title fights, British championship, Matchroom Boxing, Boxxer, and Queensberry Promotions events

OVO Arena Wembley

Wembley's indoor arena, now known as the OVO Arena is another major venue for boxing in North London.

Capacity: 12,500
Address: Empire Way, Wembley, London HA9 0DH
Nearest Tube: Wembley Park (Metropolitan and Jubilee lines)

Royal Albert Hall

For fans who want to experience boxing in a truly historic setting, the Royal Albert Hall in Kensington has hosted world championship fights since 1929.

Capacity: 5,272
Address: Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP
Nearest Tube: South Kensington (Piccadilly, Circle, and District lines)

Cricket in London

London is home to two of the most iconic cricket grounds on the planet. Both host international Test matches, One Day Internationals, T20s and domestic county cricket throughout the summer season.

Lord's Cricket Ground - The Home of Cricket

Lord's is the most famous cricket ground in the world and considered the home of the sport. Located in St John's Wood, North London, it is the home of Middlesex Cricket Club. A day at Lord's with its famous Long Room and sloping outfield is an essential experience for any cricket fan.

Capacity: 28,000+
Address: St John's Wood Road, London NW8 8QN
Nearest Tube: St John's Wood (Jubilee line)
Events: England Test matches, ODIs, T20 Internationals and Middlesex home games
Typical Ticket Prices: From £45 for county matches, from £90 for international fixtures

The Kia Oval - Surrey Cricket

Just south of the river in Kennington, The Kia Oval is the home of Surrey County Cricket Club and one of England's premier international venues. Recognisable by its famous gasholders, The Oval regularly hosts the final Test of the English summer.

Capacity: 23,500
Address: Kennington Oval, London SE11 5SS
Nearest Tube: Oval (Northern line)
Events: England Test matches, ODIs, The Hundred and Surrey home fixtures
Typical Ticket Prices: From £35 for county matches and £75+ for international fixtures

Rugby in London

Twickenham Stadium - England Rugby

Twickenham is the largest dedicated rugby union stadium in the world. Hosting England's home internationals across the Six Nations and autumn series. Twickenham hosts a 82,000 capacity and an incredible atmosphere. Weekends at Twickenham rank among the best sporting experiences in Britain.

Capacity: 82,000
Address: Rugby Road, Twickenham TW1 1DZ
Nearest Station: Twickenham (South Western Railway from London Waterloo, approx 25 minutes)
Events: England Six Nations home matches, Autumn Internationals, Premiership Final, European finals
Typical Ticket Prices: From £55 for international matches

Saracens - StoneX Stadium

Saracens are one of England's most decorated Premiership rugby clubs who are regular challengers for the Gallagher Premiership title and multiple European Champions Cup winners. They play at StoneX Stadium in Barnet, North London, offering a great value alternative to the international game.

Capacity: 10,000
Nearest Station: Mill Hill Broadway (Thameslink from St Pancras)
Typical Ticket Prices: From £20 for Premiership matches

Harlequins - The Stoop

Harlequins play at The Stoop Memorial Ground in Twickenham which is a short walk from the national stadium. With a passionate fanbase, a Harlequins matchday is a relaxed and family friendly way to experience affordable top flight English club rugby.

Capacity: 14,800
Nearest Station: Twickenham (South Western Railway from Waterloo)
Typical Ticket Prices: From £18 for Premiership matches

Tennis in London

Wimbledon - The Championships

The Championships at Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, held every year at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in the prestigious SW19 postcode. The combination of world class tennis, immaculate lawns and British summer tradition makes Wimbledon an incredibly sought after championship.

Dates: Late June to early July
Address: Church Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 5AE
Nearest Tube: Southfields (District line), then a 10-minute walk
Events: Men's and Women's singles, doubles, mixed doubles

Entertainment Events in London

West End Theatre

London's West End is the theatre capital of the world, with over 40 major venues operating simultaneously across the Covent Garden, Shaftesbury Avenue, Strand and Soho areas. Key West End venues include the London Palladium, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the Lyceum Theatre, the Prince Edward Theatre and the Savoy Theatre. If your looking for a classic musical, theatre play or a comedy show, Love1Ticket can source seats for any non-sporting event.

Chelsea Flower Show

Held every May at the Royal Hospital Chelsea in London. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is the world's most famous horticultural event. Attended by members of the Royal Family and gardening enthusiasts from every corner of the globe, Chelsea Flower Show is a quintessentially British event that sells out every year.

When: Usually third week of May
Location: Royal Hospital Chelsea, Royal Hospital Road, London SW3 4SR
Nearest Tube: Sloane Square (Circle and District lines)

London New Year's Eve Fireworks

The London New Year's Eve Fireworks display along the Thames is one of the most spectacular in the world, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators to the South Bank and Embankment each year. Whilst the fireworks can be viewed from multiple locations, the best views are ticketed.

When: 31 December
Viewing Areas: Victoria Embankment, South Bank, Waterloo Bridge, Jubilee Gardens
Nearest Tube: Embankment (Circle and District lines), Waterloo (Jubilee and Northern lines)

Live Music & Concerts

Key concert venues include:

Wembley Stadium - 90,000 capacity, the UK's national stadium and home to the biggest global touring acts
The O2 Arena - 20,000 capacity, consistently rated the world's top performing live music venue
Royal Albert Hall - 5,272 capacity, an extraordinary Victorian concert hall in Kensington hosting classical, pop, jazz, and world music
Alexandra Palace - 10,400 capacity, a stunning Victorian venue in North London with outstanding views over the city
Eventim Apollo (Hammersmith) - 5,000 capacity, one of London's most beloved mid-size venues, famous for its art deco interior
Roundhouse - 3,300 capacity, a converted Victorian railway engine shed in Camden with an unmistakeable atmosphere

Planning Your London Visit

Getting to London

By Air

London is served by six international airports, these include:

Heathrow (LHR): The UK's largest airport, 15 miles west of central London. Served by the Elizabeth line (35 minutes to Paddington), the Heathrow Express (15 minutes to Paddington), the Piccadilly line (50 minutes), and the Heathrow Connect. Direct flights to and from most International cities.
Gatwick (LGW): 28 miles south of London. The Gatwick Express runs to London Victoria in 30 minutes. Southern and Thameslink services also run regularly.
Stansted (STN): 35 miles north-east of London. The Stansted Express reaches Liverpool Street in 47 minutes.
Luton (LTN): 32 miles north of London. Shuttle bus to Luton Airport Parkway station, then Thameslink to St Pancras in around 45 minutes.
London City (LCY): Located in the Docklands, just 9 miles from central London. Served by the DLR (Bank station in 22 minutes). Ideal for business travellers and visitors staying in East or Central London.

By Train

London has several major terminal stations, all connected to the fantastic London underground network:

London Euston — Services from Manchester (2h 10m), Birmingham (1h 25m), Liverpool, Scotland
St Pancras International — Eurostar services from Paris (2h 20m), Brussels, and Amsterdam; East Midlands services
King's Cross - Services from Edinburgh (4h 30m), Leeds, Newcastle, Cambridge
Paddington - Services from Bristol, Cardiff, Oxford, and the South West; Elizabeth line to Heathrow
Victoria - Services from Brighton, Gatwick, and the South East; Gatwick Express
Waterloo - UK's busiest station, coverage includes from the South West and Twickenham

By Tube (London Underground)

The London Underground is the fastest and most efficient way to travel between venues in the city. Key lines to know:

Jubilee line: Central London ↔ Wembley ↔ North Greenwich (O2) ↔ Stratford (West Ham)
Piccadilly line: Heathrow ↔ Central London ↔ Arsenal ↔ Tottenham (change at Finsbury Park)
District line: Central London ↔ Stamford Bridge (Fulham Broadway) ↔ Craven Cottage (Putney Bridge)
Northern line: Central London ↔ Kennington (The Oval)
Elizabeth line: Heathrow ↔ Central London ↔ Stratford (West Ham)

Top Tip: An Oyster card or contactless bank card is the easiest way to pay for tube travel. Daily fare caps mean you will never pay more than a set maximum, regardless of how many journeys you make.

Where to Stay in London

London is enormous, so choosing the right area to stay will make a significant difference to your trip. Here are the best bases depending on where your events are:

Central London - The Best All Round

Staying in central London gives you the easiest access to all venues, the West End, restaurants, and attractions. The most convenient areas are:

Covent Garden / Strand: Right in the heart of the West End, surrounded by theatres, restaurants, and transport connections to everywhere.
Marylebone / Bloomsbury: Quieter areas close to Regent's Park and excellent tube connections. Well priced mid-range hotels are available.
South Bank / Southwark: Excellent value, on the south side of the Thames with easy river access and close to London Bridge station.

Near North London Venues (Arsenal, Spurs, Lord's)

Staying in Islington or King's Cross puts you within easy reach of Emirates Stadium via the Piccadilly line and close to St Pancras for arrivals. King's Cross has seen significant investment in recent years and has excellent dining and hotel options at all price points.

Near West London Venues (Chelsea, Fulham, Twickenham)

Chelsea and Kensington are among London's most prestigious areas, with boutique hotels, fantastic restaurants with easy access to Stamford Bridge and Craven Cottage. South Kensington is particularly well positioned to the Royal Albert Hall and a short tube ride from both grounds.

For Twickenham rugby, Richmond is the ideal base, a charming riverside town 10 minutes from the stadium by taxi or 20 minutes by train.

Near East London Venues (West Ham, O2 Arena)

Stratford has undergone dramatic transformation since the 2012 Olympics. Budget and mid-range hotels are plentiful making it a good value option for West Ham and O2 events. Canary Wharf, 10 minutes away by DLR, offers upscale options with river views.

London Landmarks & Attractions

London offers free attractions across the city. Make the most of what London has to offer:

Tower of London: One of the world's most famous fortresses, home to the Crown Jewels and over 1,000 years of British history on the banks of the Thames.
Tower Bridge: London's iconic Victorian bascule bridge. The Tower Bridge Exhibition allows you to walk across the glass walkway 42 metres above the river.
Buckingham Palace: The official London residence of the Monarch, with the Changing of the Guard ceremony held most mornings.
Houses of Parliament & Big Ben: Westminster is the heart of British democracy.
The Shard: Western Europe's tallest building at 309 metres, with a viewing gallery offering 360 degree views across the city.
South Bank: A mile of riverside culture, including Tate Modern (free), Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the National Theatre and the Southbank Centre.
British Museum: One of the world's best museums, with over 8 million works spanning 2 million years of human history. All to view for Free.
National Gallery, Trafalgar Square: Housing one of the world's finest art collections, including works by da Vinci, Rembrandt, van Gogh and Turner. Free entry.
Hyde Park: 350 acres in the heart of central London. Home to the Serpentine Gallery and the famous Speakers' Corner.
Borough Market: One of London's oldest and most visited food markets, directly beneath London Bridge. Open Thursday to Saturday with over 100 food and drink stalls.

Where to Eat & Drink in London

The city now offers some of the finest dining for every budget and cuisine.

Borough Market (Southwark): The ultimate destination for food lovers. Artisan bread, cheese, charcuterie, street food from every corner of the globe and excellent wine. Perfect for lunch before a South Bank or central London event.
Soho & Covent Garden: The heart of London's restaurant scene. Soho's Frith Street and Dean Street are packed with outstanding restaurants from global chefs. Ideal for pre-theatre dining.
Shoreditch & Brick Lane: East London's coolest neighbourhood, famous for its street art, independent restaurants, Bangladeshi curry houses and excellent cocktail bars. A great evening out before or after an East London event.
Notting Hill & Portobello Road: The famous Portobello Market is one of London's best street markets, particularly on Saturdays. Notting Hill's Westbourne Grove has some of the city's best casual dining.
Chelsea & Kings Road: Upscale dining, elegant restaurants, and stylish bars just minutes from Stamford Bridge. Perfect for a pre-match dinner before a Chelsea fixture.
Mayfair: London's most prestigious dining destination, with a concentration of Michelin starred restaurants, chic cafes and upmarket dining.
Canary Wharf: Modern restaurant complexes with river views, ideal for a meal before or after an O2 Arena event.

Pre-Event Hotspots by Venue

Before Arsenal at the Emirates: The Highbury area has some excellent independent pubs and restaurants. The Tollington Arms on Hornsey Road is a local institution. Alternatively, stay central and take the short Piccadilly line.
Before Spurs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: The Bill Nicholson pub on the High Road is the popular pre-match pub for Spurs fans. The stadium itself has great food options and drink facilities.
Before Chelsea at Stamford Bridge: Kings Road has dozens of restaurants and pubs within a few minutes walk. The Butcher's Hook on Fulham Road is a popular pre-match spot.
Before West Ham at the London Stadium: Westfield Stratford City has every type of food and drink available within the shopping centre, open right up to kick off. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is also pleasant for a walk before the game.
Before The O2: The O2 has its own entertainment complex with restaurants and bars in the entrance boulevard. Alternatively, Greenwich town centre, a short 15 minute walk from the arena has excellent riverside pubs.
Before Twickenham rugby: The White Swan pub in Twickenham is a legendary pre-match venue. Note; Book a table well in advance on Six Nations weekends.

First Time at a London Event?

Book early - London is the busy city and its best events sell out fast. Premier League football, West End shows, Wimbledon, Chelsea Flower Show and NYE Fireworks tickets all sell out quickly.
Plan your transport - London's tube network is excellent but gets extremely busy around major events. Check which line serves your venue and allow extra travel time. Avoid driving in central London, the heavy traffic is frustrating and the Congestion Charge applies Monday to Friday between 7am and 6pm. Parking is limited and expensive across the city.
Arrive early - Give yourself at least 60 to 90 minutes before the start of the event. London's streets and transport links get congested on event days.
Check bag policies - All major venues operate strict bag size limits. Small bags only, typically no larger than A4 size. Expect thorough security searches at stadiums, arenas, and major outdoor events.
Download your E-Tickets before you leave - Most London venues now use mobile tickets via a phone app or digital wallet pass. Make sure your phone is fully charged. Some venues require PDF paper tickets. Love1Ticket provides clear delivery instructions for every event so you always know exactly what to expect.

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