Home to Arsenal Football Club since 2006, the Emirates Stadium sits in the Holloway area of North London and is one of the most iconic grounds in English football. Construction started in 2004 — answering the common question of when the ground was built — before it opened in the summer of 2006, replacing historic Highbury. With a capacity of 60,704, it is among the largest club venues in England. As for how to get here, Arsenal Station on the Piccadilly Line is only a few minutes' walk away, with Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington close by, and the location in Islington puts a wide choice of hotels and restaurants within easy reach.
Beyond Arsenal matches, the ground hosts a busy calendar of events, from major football matches to live music concerts. Fans can go behind the scenes on a stadium tour, exploring the tunnel, dressing rooms and dugout, and admiring an interior that blends modern design with club history. On-site parking is limited on matchdays, so public transport is recommended. Whether you come for a game at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, a concert or a guided tour, the Emirates football stadium remains a must-see in the heart of the capital.
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