The most famous cricket ground in the world, Lord’s is a truly magical place all year round. However, the glamour of Lord’s is always at its height in the summer months. The Pavilion Roof Terrace, located on top of the most historic building in the Ground, is guaranteed to leave your guests an experience to remember. The delightful Harris Garden is ideal for alfresco parties and receptions. In addition, the tented Mound Stand Terrace, one of London’s largest outdoor venues, benefits from unrivalled views overlooking the Ground. Set in the heart of London’s St. John’s Wood and with breathtaking views of the legendary cricket field, Lord’s offers a magical experience that transcends the sport. As the renowned “Home of Cricket,” Lord’s is an ideal location for conferences, dining events, receptions, and summer parties.
The summertime is when Lord’s truly comes alive. The historic Pavilion Roof Terrace, perched atop the Ground’s most famous building, promises to give your guests an unforgettable experience. The charming Harris Garden is perfect for outdoor parties and receptions, while the Mound Stand Terrace, one of London’s largest outdoor venues, boasts unparalleled views of the Ground. The J.P. Morgan Media Centre is also available as a summer event space. Normally reserved for journalists and commentators on match days, it offers panoramic views of the Ground and is an excellent venue for entertaining guests. The futuristic single-shell aluminium pod, a remarkable engineering feat, was constructed by shipbuilders and won the prestigious Stirling Prize for architecture in 1999.
nilesh palkari
2 weeks agoWent for the ground tour in August this year. It was one of the best experience to see and absorb the cricketing history this Ground has witnessed. Its truly a Home of Cricket. Going through the dressing rooms and the tour guide explaining all the history, your brain and mind gets engaged and starts to living in those moments. If you are a cricket fan then the tour of Lords should be on your list. Few tips if you are planning a tour of Lords. 1. Book well in advance at least 1 month before. You might not get tour tickets last moment or even 1 week prior. 2. Be there at the gate at start time. The tour starts and ends almost precisely on time. 3. Don't shy away of asking questions to tour guide, you will get more and more details and moment you might not be aware of. 4. Video shooting is not allowed during the tour but Photography is allowed. Hopefully this review will help you to plan your Lords tour :).
Shreekara Udupa
a week agoI had an amazing experience during the stadium tour as a cricket fan! The organization was top-notch, ensuring you explore every corner of the stadium. It's unquestionably a great value for your money, and I highly recommend it if you want to have an unforgettable time. Bestt
Gayeshan HewaMithige
2 weeks agoLords Cricket Stadium is an iconic venue that truly captures the spirit of cricket. The history, the atmosphere, and the experience of watching a match here are unparalleled. Whether you're a die-hard cricket fan or just looking to witness a historic sporting event, Lord's is a must-visit. The facilities are top-notch, and the staff is friendly and accommodating. Plus, the Lord's Tour is a fantastic way to delve deeper into the stadium's rich heritage. Overall, a visit to Lord's Cricket Stadium is a memorable and enriching experience for sports enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Abbas B
a month agoIf you are a cricket lover and been to London, then this is one place that needs to be in your iterinary for sure. Loved to be at the Lords Pavilion… What a feeling :). Further, some fascinating knowledge taken home. Truly the mecca of cricket !! Revived gold olden days of life..
T Lad
2 months agoAmazing experience with my family. My children’s first ever sporting event and they enjoyed and participated like pros. I went with my my brother’s family and his very young children enjoyed the game too. Very lively atmosphere with lots to do before the game. Lord’s has variety of food stall plus the added advantage of bringing your own. The security at the entrance are very friendly bunch of people who kept us entertained for a very small delay in opening the gate. I recommend young families to visit Lord’s as it allows children to learn lots of new things and ways people interact. Definitely going again.