Hampden Park

Scotland • Glasgow

Address
Letherby Dr, Glasgow G42 9BA, Royaume-Uni
Inauguration
17 April 1937
Capacity
51,886 spectators
Pitch type
Natural grass

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1975NYC
August 24, 2026

From start to finish this has been one of if not the best birthday party my son has had! From the excitement of being at Hampden, touring the stadium and changing rooms, going through the museum to playing football indoors it was absolutely brilliant. The team who helped all day were truly exceptional - the boys are still talking about it now! I would thoroughly recommend.

John Needham
August 23, 2026

I organised a trip to the museum and tour of the stadium to mark the 70th birthdays of two of my best pals. It was a fantastic experience! Our guide Alan was so knowledgeable and interesting. The museum itself is superbly laid out and I'm definitely going back as we ran out of time to take it all in. Overall, a fabulous experience!

Ashley Simmonds
August 22, 2026

After exploring Loch Lomond and the West Highland way, I made a detour to Mount Florida in the south of Glasgow to check out Cathkin Park, Lesser Hampden and Hampden Park itself. Despite lugging my hefty backpack around (dangerously testing the limits of EasyJet's definition of 'small cabin bag'), I was so pleased I made the choice to stop by before flying home. From the reception staff to the tour guides, everyone I encountered at Hampden Park was warm, welcoming and friendly. The tour itself was interesting and highly informative and the guide was full of funny anecdotes and fascinating stories about the history of the stadium and some of the legends to have graced the Hampden pitch. I cannot remember the name of the tour guide but I think he was a fan of Greenock Morton and he was brilliant. Highly recommend checking this out if you find yourself with an hour or two to sparw in Glasgow.

Mark Strachan
August 19, 2026

I absolutely loved the stadium tour, the highlights were: seeing the changing rooms, walking down the tunnel and seeing the pitch close up. Thanks to the guide for showing me round, loved his passion for the national team! And absolutely enjoyed the museum also, the highlights were: the Scottish cup facts, the Scottish league cup facts, the old firm facts and the national team facts. Thanks to the guy who worked in the museum who helped me choose a book to buy from the shop. If you love your Scottish football like myself, I would highly recommend doing the tour and the museum 💯😃.

Alan Buchan
July 25, 2026

Took my 5 year old daughter for the museum and tour, and we both had a fantastic time. The museum is packed with interesting and engaging displays, and the staff were very helpful. The tour was delivered by Martin and Mia, who were very knowledgable and were great at engaging with the tour group to tailor the information to our interests. Highlights were standing on the pitch(at the sideline due to concert setup works), seeing the changing rooms and hearing about what goes on behind the scenes for big games and concerts at Hampden. We plan to come back with the family later in the year, and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great day out in glasgow.

Elaine Paton
July 23, 2026

Excellent visit today around the stadium and museum. The knowledge and anecdotes ftom the two guides Paul and Mia, were fantastic and made everyone feel included whether a football fan or not. Well paced, lots of opportunities for photographs or questions. So informative and well worth a visit whether you are a football fan or Scotland supporter, there is something for everyone. Cafe is also very reasonably priced so worth a visit before or after tour. Thanks for a brilliant visit!

Richard Smith
July 19, 2026

Thoroughly enjoyed the tour. So much to see and appreciate. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour very enjoyable. We had the bonus of being allowed onto the pitch, but only because they had just had a concert the week before. Well worth doing and the museum has so much to take in. Excellent

Craig Anderson
July 03, 2026

Really interesting visit, great to see in the background of the stadium and the walk out into the stadium gave me goosebumps. Then you get a look around a great museum with some really amazing memorabilia.

Loraine Lawson
April 28, 2026

Went with my family to Hampden Park tour and museum visit on Sunday 26th April. We had a fabulous time. The tour guide Tom Kelly was a font of all knowledge and was really funny. He knew everything there was to know about Scottish football and quizzed us a bit which was fun. He also had lots of knowledge about international teams who have competed at Hampden. What was really great too was wee snippets of info about the musicians who played there. He was great at getting our teenagers involved too.. The price was also quite good and when I booked directly through Hampden Park’s website it, you get 20% off if you have a postcode starting with G and there was also a family ticket as well. Overall, the family loved it.

Andrew Aitken
December 30, 2025

Very good and informative tour. Our guide , Arthur, was excellent throughout and especially in making sure the youngsters had a great experience. Would thoroughly recommend a visit.

About the stadium

Hampden Park, in the Mount Florida district on the south side of Glasgow, is Scotland's national stadium. It has hosted the Scotland national team since 1903. The Queen's Park FC, the country's oldest football club, also played here until 2003. In 2025 it was officially renamed Barclays Hampden under a naming deal signed with the banking group Barclays.

Once regarded as the largest stadium in the world, it set attendance records, including the 149,415 spectators at the famous Scotland-England match of 1937. Now modernised and all-seater, it holds around 52,000 and remains a major venue for big occasions: Tartan Army matches, Scottish Cup finals, and top-line concerts as well.

The ground has also staged several European finals, among them the 2002 Champions League final remembered for Zidane's volley, and the 1960 Real Madrid-Frankfurt match, often named among the greatest in the game's history.

The stadium is known for the legendary Hampden Roar, the rumble of the Scottish supporters that follows the players from the tunnel out onto the pitch.

The stadium tour takes you behind the scenes: the dressing rooms, the tunnel, the edge of the pitch. It also includes the Scottish Football Museum, one of the most complete football museums in Europe. On display are thousands of items, including the original Scottish Cup, the oldest national trophy in the world.

To reach the ground, Mount Florida and King's Park stations are a 5-minute walk away, with direct trains from Glasgow Central. Several bus routes also serve the area. Since Hampden sits in a residential neighbourhood, public transport is the better option on matchdays.

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