Anfield

Liverpool FC • Anfield • England

Address: Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, Royaume-Uni
Inauguration: 28 September 1884
Capacity: 61,276 spectators
Pitch type: Hybrid grass

About the stadium

Anfield is one of the most recognizable grounds in English football. It opened in 1884 and first hosted Everton, becoming the home of the Reds in 1892 after a dispute between club officials.

The stadium has been redeveloped several times and now holds more than 61,000. It has grown without losing its identity. Its modern façade stands in contrast to the surrounding streets lined with red-brick houses, but the moment You'll Never Walk Alone rings out, the ground shows its roots in Liverpool's working-class culture.

The Kop, the famous stand behind the goal where the most loyal supporters (the "Kopites") pack in, is the noisiest part of the ground.

The other three stands are:

Main Stand, beneath which sit the dressing rooms and the players' tunnel
Anfield Road End, traditionally set aside for away supporters
Centenary Stand, a side stand with hospitality boxes and VIP areas

On non-matchdays, Anfield is open for tours. The route runs from the first-team dressing room to the famous "This is Anfield" sign, taking in the press room, the tunnel and the dugout. It continues into the club museum, where trophies, shirts and memorabilia from club legends like Kenny Dalglish, Steven Gerrard and Mohamed Salah are on display.

An audio guide is available in 13 languages, along with a multimedia device offering interactive content. Guides are also on hand along the route to answer visitors' questions.

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Visitor reviews

964 reviews

Danial H.J

June 29, 2026

Well as a fan I expected more! In 30 mins to 1 hour max it’s done! The museum is tiny! I mean I have seen team Barcelona’s museum, with my brother who is their fan, and it was a huge renovated museum, and even not as a fan it was an amazing experience, we were getting emotional there!

Noel Miranda

May 27, 2026

An absolutely must for a Liverpool FC fan. It's got all the trophies and insights into major tournaments especially European leagues that Liverpool have won. Lots of signed kits and videos of the liverpool greats. Lots of opportunities to also collect souvenirs such as the personalised keyrings, LFC penny and at the enterance, a coin and note.

Pavel Lebedev

May 23, 2026

A detailed museum of one of the best teams in history – lots of detail, lots of care, and lots of fan love. The stadium is amazing and breathtaking. Really liked the stadium pub – good burgers

Łukasz

March 11, 2026

Great place to visit. Absolutely worth 27£. For any football fan not only Liverpool. Everybody is welcome at Anfield.

ahm albed

February 18, 2026

Liverpool FC Museum at Anfield is one of the best club museums in world football, combining history, emotion, and modern storytelling. The highlight is the trophy room, showcasing Liverpool’s European Cups, league titles, and legendary eras. Interactive displays and videos bring players, managers, and fan culture to life. It’s included with the stadium tour and usually takes about 45–60 minutes to explore. The museum shows how clubs use heritage to build identity, attract tourists, and generate revenue year-round. A must-visit for football fans and a great case study for sport tourism and sport management students.

Luke Bourne

February 02, 2026

Great little museum. Was truly special to learn about the history of Liverpool and see all of their achievements up close.

Laia Amigo Garcia

December 17, 2025

Had such a fun and great tour thanks to Liam and Mark, would recommend it to anyone, even if Liverpool FC is not their favorite football club

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