London could well be considered the sporting capital of the world. With countless football clubs, like West Ham United, the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament and iconic Silverstone just a short journey away, the city offers an unrivalled range of live experiences.

Iconic highlights See world-famous landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace and the London Eye.

Art and culture Visit the British Museum or Tate Modern, or catch a show in the lively West End.

History and atmosphere Wander through Covent Garden, stroll through the South Bank or relax in one of the royal parks.

Manchester is one of the true heartlands of world football. Home to legendary clubs, iconic stadiums and a deep-rooted football culture, the city lives and breathes the game. Yet Manchester is more than just matchdays:

Industrial charm Once the heart of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester blends historic warehouses and canals with creative modern districts.

Sport and pride Home to Manchester United and Manchester City, the city lives and breathes football. With world-class stadiums and museums to match.

Culture and cool Explore the Northern Quarter with its indie shops, street art and cafés, or dive into the city’s rich music and nightlife scene.

Liverpool is a city where football and music are woven into everyday life. With legendary clubs, historic stadiums and a world-famous musical heritage, the atmosphere is unmistakable. Yet Liverpool is more than its match days and melodies:

Music history From The Beatles to today’s live music scene; Liverpool lives and breathes music. A visit to the Cavern Club is a must.

Maritime charm Stroll along the Albert Dock and historic waterfront, once one of the busiest ports in the world, now full of museums and culture.

Football and passion Home to Liverpool FC and Everton, football is a way of life here. Matchday buzz fills the city with energy.