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How to get to... Arsenal FC (Emirates) Avenell Rd, Highbury, London, N5 1BU Finsbury Park, Cockfosters Thomas‘sSt, Rd To Finsbury Park Rail/Tube Station (5 minutes) Arsenal 2 1 Gillespie Rd Avenell Rd Avenell City Center, Hill Highbury Heathrow A: North Stand B: East Stand Drayton Park Drayton Hamilton Rd Hamilton C: South Stand (Away) 3 D: West Stand A Highbury D B Aubert Park C Hamilton Rd To Drayton Park Rail Station (2 Drayton Park, minutes) and Highbury & Islington Moorgate Tube Station (10 minutes) by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Arsenal FC (Emirates Stadium) Avenell Rd, Highbury, London, N5 1BU 1. Piccadilly Line to ARSENAL There‘s actually only one tube station in London that was named after a football club: Arsenal. So take the Piccadilly Line and turn right into Gillespie Road after you leave the station. 2. Follow the bending road At the end of Gillespie Road there‘s a 90 degree left turn, which leads right into „Drayton Park“. Just walk along the road, there‘s no other option anyway. 3. Enter the stadium premisses via the stairs on your righthand side After a minute walk, you will ge to the entrance of Emirates stadium. Take the stairs, cross the railway bridge and you‘ll find yourself directly behind the North Stand. by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Arsenal FC (Emirates) Avenell Rd, Highbury, London, N5 1BU General Information Line: Piccadilly Line to Arsenal Travel time from Piccadilly Circus: 15 minutes Walking time from station to the ground: 5 minutes Alternatives: Finsbury Park (on the Victoria Line, or by National Rail from King‘s Cross) is in reasonable walking distance (about 15 minutes). You can also take the Victoria Line to Highbury and Islington and walk down the High Street right to the ground. After the final whistle: The Arsenal tube station is extremely crowded after the match and it might take quite some time to get into a train. If you‘re not up for waiting, you might want to walk the 5 minutes to the next tube station (Finsbury Park), which is served by Victoria and Piccadilly Line, as well as by National Rail (Oyter Cards are valid between Finsbury Park and King‘s Cross!). Another good option is to walk down Holloway Road to the Highbury and Islington Station (approx. A 10 minute walk). Please note : The National Rail station „Drayton Park“ which is very close to the ground is closed on weekends! Additionally, the tube station Holloway Road, which is also close to the ground is more or less closed on matchdays, due to capacity problems. by londonfootballguide.com.

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