



by Scottish Football Museum
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£37This 2-hour walking tour offers a close look at Hampden Park stadium and the Scottish Football Museum in Glasgow. The tour begins at the café on the stadium's second level, where the guide leads visitors through the team changing rooms and the tunnel with the sound of the Hampden Roar. Visitors can test their shot speed in the Hampden Hotshots gallery. The tour continues to the cup presentation area, reached by climbing the stairs used by football legends. After exploring the stadium, the group moves to the Scottish Football Museum. Here, visitors sit in the original dressing room from the old Hampden stadium and hear a recording of former Scotland manager Craig Brown speaking to his team. The museum entrance features an old turnstile, and guests can watch footage of Archie Gemmill’s famous World Cup goal against Holland. The museum displays the original Scottish Cup trophy, the oldest national football trophy worldwide, and includes exhibits that cover Scottish football history from the 19th century to the present. After completing the tour and museum visit, participants return independently to their hotels or next destinations. The tour includes a host but does not cover transportation or food and drinks.
Scottish Football Museum
The guide meets guests in the café on Hampden Park stadium's second level to start the 1-hour guided stadium tour. Visitors see the team changing rooms and walk through the tunnel with the sound of the Hampden Roar. They can try shooting a ball in the Hampden Hotshots gallery. At the Scottish Football Museum, guests sit in the original dressing room from the old Hampden stadium while listening to former Scotland manager Craig Brown’s recorded address. Visitors enter the museum through an old turnstile and watch footage of Archie Gemmill’s famous World Cup goal against Holland. The museum displays the original Scottish Cup trophy and covers Scottish football history from the 19th century to today. After the tour and museum visit, guests return on their own.
120 min
All stadium tours leave from the Museum Cafe on level 2 of the stadium Address: Hampden Park, Glasgow, G42 9BA
End point
All stadium tours leave from the Museum Cafe on level 2 of the stadium Address: Hampden Park, Glasgow, G42 9BA




by Scottish Football Museum
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£37This 2-hour walking tour offers a close look at Hampden Park stadium and the Scottish Football Museum in Glasgow. The tour begins at the café on the stadium's second level, where the guide leads visitors through the team changing rooms and the tunnel with the sound of the Hampden Roar. Visitors can test their shot speed in the Hampden Hotshots gallery. The tour continues to the cup presentation area, reached by climbing the stairs used by football legends. After exploring the stadium, the group moves to the Scottish Football Museum. Here, visitors sit in the original dressing room from the old Hampden stadium and hear a recording of former Scotland manager Craig Brown speaking to his team. The museum entrance features an old turnstile, and guests can watch footage of Archie Gemmill’s famous World Cup goal against Holland. The museum displays the original Scottish Cup trophy, the oldest national football trophy worldwide, and includes exhibits that cover Scottish football history from the 19th century to the present. After completing the tour and museum visit, participants return independently to their hotels or next destinations. The tour includes a host but does not cover transportation or food and drinks.
Scottish Football Museum
The guide meets guests in the café on Hampden Park stadium's second level to start the 1-hour guided stadium tour. Visitors see the team changing rooms and walk through the tunnel with the sound of the Hampden Roar. They can try shooting a ball in the Hampden Hotshots gallery. At the Scottish Football Museum, guests sit in the original dressing room from the old Hampden stadium while listening to former Scotland manager Craig Brown’s recorded address. Visitors enter the museum through an old turnstile and watch footage of Archie Gemmill’s famous World Cup goal against Holland. The museum displays the original Scottish Cup trophy and covers Scottish football history from the 19th century to today. After the tour and museum visit, guests return on their own.
120 min
All stadium tours leave from the Museum Cafe on level 2 of the stadium Address: Hampden Park, Glasgow, G42 9BA
End point
All stadium tours leave from the Museum Cafe on level 2 of the stadium Address: Hampden Park, Glasgow, G42 9BA