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It really depends on what you’re looking for. Wembley Stadium is the obvious choice for football history and major international matches, while London’s Premier League stadiums offer a chance to see the homes of some of England’s biggest clubs. These include Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and London Stadium, home of West Ham United.

For a behind-the-scenes experience, a London Stadium tour is a great way to explore the former Olympic venue and West Ham’s home, including areas usually reserved for players and matchday staff.

The main difference is the venue itself. Arena tours typically explore indoor entertainment venues designed for concerts, shows and sporting events, while stadium tours take you behind the scenes of much larger venues, often home to football clubs or major sporting events.

Stadium tours may include areas such as the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, dugouts and pitchside. In London, both offer a fun way to see famous venues from a different perspective.

Generally, a stadium is bigger than an arena, particularly in terms of seating capacity. Stadiums are usually built for large outdoor sports such as football and can accommodate tens of thousands of spectators. Arenas are typically smaller, enclosed venues designed for concerts, indoor sports and other events.

However, there’s no fixed size definition, so some large arenas can be bigger than smaller stadiums.