Tottenham Hotspur visitor guide (White Hart Lane, Spurs, Cockerals, Lillywhites)

White Hart Lane is the home of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, and is located in Tottenham, North London. First opened in 1899, White Hart Lane has an all-seated capacity of 36,240 and has hosted not just the home games for Spurs but was also a venue for England internationals during the hiatus between Wembley stadium being closed and the new Wembley being built. As befitting a stadium of White Hart Lane's history, there is a tour facility, which can take visitors all over the famous ground, including the changing rooms and the dugouts down by the turf. Away fans visiting White Hart Lane are accommodated at the corner of the West and South stands, and there is a bar, toilets and refreshment facilities in this part of the ground also.

How To Get To White Hart Lane

There are many different ways to get to White Hart Lane and the White Hart Lane hotels in the area. There is the White Hart Lane railway station, which is served from all over the UK and it is a 5 minute walk to the ground from there. To get there by Tube, the Seven Sisters station on the Victoria Line is a twenty minute walk away, as is the Tottenham & Hale station, also on the Victoria line. To lessen the walk from these stations, or to just go by bus, numbers 149, 259 and 279 all serve White Hart Lane. As with many grounds, the road network around them on match days can become severely congested, and the use of public transport is advisable. However, if you must come by car, use satellite navigation or a reputable route planner, using the postcode of the stadium, which is N17 0AP. Free parking is extremely rare, and it can cost around £8 to park your car in one of the private car parks around the ground, providing there are spaces of course.

Tottenham Hotspurs Supporters Clubs

The Tottenham Trust