Premier League and European football trips from your city
The cities with Europe's biggest clubs, each with the cheapest round trip from your city we've seen recently. The league season runs from August to May (the League of Ireland plays February to November), so pick a weekend with a home fixture and get a ticket before you book.
Choose your departure city
Each city page shows real round-trip fares from that city, with the cheapest one for each destination.
United States: Seattle · New York · San Francisco Bay Area · Los Angeles · Miami or Fort Lauderdale · Chicago · Denver · Minneapolis · Houston · Washington, DC · Dallas-Fort Worth · Atlanta · Orlando · Las Vegas · Charlotte · Phoenix · Boston · Detroit · Philadelphia · Salt Lake City · San Diego · Nashville · Tampa · Austin · Honolulu · Portland · Raleigh/Durham · Saint Louis · Sacramento · San Juan · New Orleans · Kansas City · Fort Myers · San Antonio · Indianapolis · Cleveland · Pittsburgh · Columbus · Cincinnati · West Palm Beach · Jacksonville · Maui · Hartford · Charleston · Milwaukee · Anchorage · Boise · Omaha · Albuquerque · Buffalo · Richmond · Norfolk
Canada: Toronto · Vancouver · Montreal · Calgary · Edmonton · Ottawa · Winnipeg · Halifax · Quebec · Victoria
Where to go and why
- London: Arsenal at the Emirates, Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, Spurs at their new stadium and West Ham at the London Stadium
- Manchester: Manchester City at the Etihad and Manchester United at Old Trafford, both with museum and tunnel tours
- Liverpool: Liverpool at Anfield, with the Kop and You'll Never Walk Alone; Everton's new ground at Bramley-Moore Dock
- Newcastle: Newcastle United at St James' Park, on a hill above the city center, ten minutes' walk from the station
- Edinburgh: Hearts at Tynecastle and Hibs at Easter Road, both a short bus ride from Princes Street, and the Edinburgh derby
- Glasgow: Celtic Park in the east end and Rangers' Ibrox on the subway; the Old Firm derby comes around several times a season
- Barcelona: Barcelona back at the Spotify Camp Nou, open at reduced capacity while the rebuild finishes; Espanyol across town
- Madrid: Real Madrid at the rebuilt Santiago Bernabéu, with its tour and retractable pitch; Atlético at the Metropolitano
- Milan: AC Milan and Inter share San Siro, with its spiral ramps and museum; the Derby della Madonnina twice a season
- Munich: Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena, lit red on match nights; the U6 U-Bahn runs straight to Fröttmaning
- Amsterdam: Ajax at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, with a stadium tour; Bijlmer ArenA station is on the doorstep
- Lisbon: Benfica at the Estádio da Luz and Sporting at José Alvalade, both on the metro, with a derby twice a season
- Dublin: League of Ireland football at Tallaght, Dalymount and Tolka Park, and Ireland internationals at the Aviva
- Berlin: Hertha BSC at the 1936 Olympiastadion, home of the DFB-Pokal final, and Union Berlin's An der Alten Försterei
- Turin: Juventus at the Allianz Stadium, with the club museum next door; Torino at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
- Naples: Napoli at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in Fuorigrotta, with Maradona murals across the Spanish Quarter
Match tickets are sold separately through the clubs and sell out for the big fixtures, so secure a ticket before booking flights. Stadium tours run most days, including non-match days.
Facts checked October 8, 2026. Sources: Premier League: fixtures · Catalan News: FC Barcelona gets licence to expand Camp Nou capacity to 62,652 · Liverpool FC: stadium tours · Real Madrid: Bernabéu tour · League of Ireland