The whole world knows about British football (or soccer, depending on one’s preference), most notably its Premier League teams.
The sport is as popular as pubs in Britain and here’s a guide to all the football clubs in the country.
Manchester is home to not one but two Premier League giants. They are Manchester United and Manchester City. Even when there is not a game you can take a Manchester United Staidum Tour and also do a Manchester City Stadium Tour. It also has the National Football Museum.
There is also all sorts of nightlife in Manchester. Some of the clubs to check out are Manchester 235, FAC251, O2 Ritz, Sound Control and Churchill’s.
Liverpool is known for its fierce rivalry between Liverpool FC and Everton FC, both with rich histories. Well, and the Beatles, too, of course. Regarding the football club, you can tour Anfield Stadium and walk under the famous ‘This is Anfield’ sign with the Liverpool Stadium Tour and also : Tour Anfield and enjoy epic views of the city, interactive exhibitions and walk under the famed ‘This is Anfield’ Sign.
London hosts multiple top-flight clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United among others. Arsenal Stadium is the city’s most famous stadium. Tottenham Hotspur is the Premier League’s newest stadium.
While in London, climb the Dare Skywalk for views of the capital. Or do like PubClub.com, and visit a few London pubs, even if you’re on a long layover.
The city of Birmingham features Aston Villa and Birmingham City with a strong football culture. It’s stadium is Aston Villa Stadium Tour, one of Britains most historic stadiums.
Wrexham is Home to Wrexham AFC, one of the oldest football clubs in Wales and England. The club has a rich history and a passionate fan base, contributing to Wrexham’s identity as a notable footballing city within Wales.