Manchester City Etihad Stadium:
Access to Exclusive Areas of the Eithad Stadium that are usually off-limits to the general public. Players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and the manager's seat i the dugout. Walk in the footsteps of the players and behind-the-scenes locations.
Free walk (non guided):
Museum: Comprehensive collection of memorabilia trophies and exhibits.
NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM
(Non-Guided) Is the place to learn more and share stories about everybody’s favourite game. 4 galleries to explore, 6 interactive games, an exciting programme of exhibitions.
In the Pitch Gallery, snap a photo with iconic league cups and trophies. In the Match Gallery, you can see the original ‘laws of the game’, and in the Play Gallery, test your skills with our interactive Football+ games. In the Score Gallery, you can discover the seasonal programme of special exhibitions.
Free time to explore Manchester for its vibrant cultural scene, rich industrial heritage, and welcoming atmosphere.
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Manchester City Stadium: Also known as the Etihad Stadium, offers a remarkable experience for travelers.
Stadium Tour: Take a guided tour of the Etihad Stadium and explore the world-class facilities. You'll have the opportunity to walk through the player'd tunnel, visit the dressing rooms, and even sit in the manager's seat in dugout. The tour provides fascinating insights into the history and success of Manchester City football Club. (90 minutes)
Museum and Exhibition: Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Manchester City at the onsite museum. Discover the club's illustrious past through interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and multimedia display, Learn about the team's achievements, legendary players, and iconic moments that have shaped it's historic.
CityStore: Shop for the official Manchester City merchandise at city store, located within the stadium. From jerseys and scarves to accessories and collectible, you'll find a wide range of items to show your support for the club.
Non-Guided—Whether you’re a football fanatic, planning a family day out or visiting the great city of Manchester, the National Football Museum is the place to learn more and share stories about everybody’s favourite game.
Train departs London Euston: 07:33 / arrives Manchester Piccadilly: 09:44
Return: Train departs Manchester Piccadilly: 18:35 / arrives at London Euston at 20:41
This is an unescorted rail tour. Please do not wait to meet our staff at London Euston as we do not conduct in-person departures.
• This is not your train ticket. Your electronic train tickets and detailed tour information will be sent to you one week before your scheduled departure date via email (or within 24 hours if booked within one week).
• Please do not wait to meet a guide at the train station as the activity provider does not conduct in-person departures.
• Outbound: Train departs London Euston: 07:53 / arrives Manchester Piccadilly: 10:05
• Return: Train departs Manchester Piccadilly: 18:35 / arrives at London Euston at 20:41
• Train travel is with Avanti West Coast
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