Retrace the steps of football legends at White Hart Lane
Home to Tottenham Hotspur since 1899, White Hart Lane was a must-see for football fans. Located in the heart of Tottenham, the stadium closed down in 2017, although a 360-degree tour is still available on the website. In its exact place, Spurs are welcoming a new, state-of-the-art stadium for the 2018-2019 season. With over 60,000 seats and nine floors, it's sure to become as legendary as the original.
Discover the rich history of Tottenham
Tottenham may be small, but there's plenty to see and do in this district. The River Lea runs through Tottenham Marshes and the Lockwood Reservoir, making it a great place to relax in nature. The Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is a great visit for engineering enthusiasts, while regal Bruce Castle, a 16th-century Grade-I listed property and museum, houses a fascinating collection of local artefacts dating back to the 19th century.
Enjoy a spot of retail therapy in Stratford
From Tottenham, you're less than 15 minutes away from Stratford, a bustling London district that's also home to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Sports fans will love touring the London 2012 venue, but there's something for everyone else, too. The Westfield Stratford City Shopping Centre is one half of the famous super-centre, and you'll find dozens of boutiques, restaurants and high street stores to browse.
Planning a trip to White Hart Lane? With Travelodge London Edmonton Hotel and Travelodge London Wood Green Hotel both just 10 minutes away, you've got plenty of choice.