Glasgow · GLASGOW FOOTBALL STADIUM TOURS
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Celtic Park, Ibrox and the national ground at Hampden — three of British football’s loudest houses, walkable from the trophy room to the tunnel. Below are the best Glasgow stadium tours ranked, with what each includes, prices, and which suit a neutral versus a lifelong fan.
Walk Celtic Park’s tunnel and see the boardroom, dressing room, dugout, and club history on a guided tour in Glasgow.
“This tour was for my daughter as a birthday gift and she had the best time being a Celtic fan. The tour was really good and the guide was very knowledgeable and presented the tour very well.”
Walk Celtic Park’s tunnel and dugout on a 1-hour guided tour from Glasgow’s favorite club, with dressing rooms, pitchside views, and mobile tickets.
“Well if you're a tim it's defo worth it ,I took my girl oops ghirl 🤣 to the tour and she never been so was nice to tale her for her first experience. A special thanks to Brian the tour guide lovely fellow and an encyclopedia of knowledge Hail Hail and merry Xmas to all my fellow Tim's the world over and the staff at celtic Park our very own Paradise”
Celtic Park Tour and Dine pairs a guided behind-the-scenes stadium walk with a 3-course meal at Number 7 Restaurant.
“Tour was first class. Tom our tour guide was a fountain of knowledge. Dinner was delicious a fantastic add on …. My 4th tour of the stadium and each time I’ve learned something new about the clubs history!”
Sit in the Celtic Park dugout with a guided stadium tour, then enjoy a 3-course meal at Number 7 in Glasgow.
“This was an amazing day out ! The tour guide Alan was so passionate about Celtic and was the perfect guy for this tour. It was great to listen to the history of the Ceitic and see all the parts of Celtic park you don’t get to experience on match days . The food in the no.7 restaurant was first class ,every course was delicious and the value for money for the food was unbelievable. The staff in the restaurant were really friendly and attentive. I would recommend this tour 100%. It marked my dads 70th birthday celebrations with the best memory made in a long time 💚”
Tour Hampden Park and Scotland’s Football Museum in a small group, walking the tunnel and seeing national treasures for about 2 hours.
“We had an excellent tour guide in Jim who kept everyone interested from young to old, male to female. A most enjoyable and interesting tour experience”
Guided Ibrox Stadium tour in Glasgow with dressing rooms, Trophy Room, marble staircase, tunnel access, and dugout seats. 1.5 hours.
“Bought for my husband and son and they really enjoyed this tour! Guide was great and really good with the kids getting them involved. Would recommend.”
Step into Scottish football at the Scottish Football Museum and Hampden Park: Scottish Cup, Hall of Fame, dressing rooms, tunnel.
“Absolutely brilliant ! Combining the Hampden Park Tour with the museum visit is the way to do it. Seeing behind the scenes at the stadium and standing in the tunnel / walking out in the footsteps of legends of the game was fantastic. Lots of photo opportunities and the group was never rushed. The guide was brilliant, very knowledgeable , great sense of humour and encouraged interaction with everyone in the group. Made it a very personal experience and very welcoming. Liked the touch involving the famous musicians who had played a Hampden Stadium as I am a music lover. Fascinating exhibits and stories in the museum covering all the…”
Tour Hampden Park and the Scottish Football Museum in Glasgow with a guided behind-the-scenes look, included tickets, and photo time.
“Great way to learn about the history of football in Scotland and see behind the scenes of the stadium”
Glasgow Rangers Football Club Museum in Edmiston House: 1.5 hours of trophies, interactive screens, and 150+ years of Rangers for ~$20.
“Very good myself and friends really enjoyed the museum and there was plenty on show to see and read about, also enjoyed the coffee bar before we went in and all staff members were very nice.”
Celtic Park’s Number 7 Restaurant pairs a 3-course meal with pitch views, family-friendly vibes, and a Sunday carvery option in Glasgow.
“The restaraunt was cold but not as cold as the main course.waitress service was good , the starter was nice but the main course was bad. meat was undercooked and cold potatoes were cold and solid could'ng cut the potatoes because the knives were blunt.l would have been better off going to McDonalds at the forge will not bd back at number 7 restaraunt again.”
