Craven Cottage
- Home club
- Fulham FC
About
On the north bank of the Thames, Fulham moved into Craven Cottage in 1896, after two years of work carried out with the help of volunteers to restore an abandoned property. Archibald Leitch designed the Johnny Haynes Stand and the Cottage, the corner pavilion that still houses the dressing rooms. Both are Grade II listed.
The guided tour of Craven Cottage lasts about 1 hr 15. It takes in the Fulham dressing room, the press box, the players' tunnel, the pitchside, the Cottage and its balcony, the Johnny Haynes Stand and the lower tier of the Riverside Stand. Tours in Spanish and Portuguese can be arranged by prior booking.
Tours run several times a week, except on home matchdays.
Did you know?
During your visit, you will discover the oldest stand still standing in English professional football: the Stevenage Road Stand, built in 1905. Renamed in 2005 in honour of England player Johnny Haynes, the stand and its red-brick exterior façade are even listed as a historic monument in England.
Getting there
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Meeting point
Stadium Reception on Stevenage Road, next to the Stadium Store.
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Craven Cottage
Stevenage Rd, London SW6 6HH, UK
Metro
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District1.1 km
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District1.4 km
Bus
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424250 m
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424350 m
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74 220 430 +3 N33, N72, N74443 m
Train
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1.6 km
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1.6 km
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2.2 km
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How long does the tour last?
The tours listed on our site last at least 1 h 15 min.
Can I cancel my tour?
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