Tours of Lord’s give visitors the opportunity to go behind-the-scenes at the Home of Cricket and explore some of the most famous sights in sport.

Led by an expert guide, who will lead you through iconic parts of the ground including the Grade II*-listed Pavilion, the world-famous Long Room, the Players’ Dressing Rooms, and the MCC Museum, home of the Ashes Urn - cricket’s best-known artefact.

To celebrate our re-opening, even more elements have been added to the tour. Your experience will include a visit to the brand new Father Time Wall that showcases the 100 greatest milestones of Lord’s, exclusive access to the Pavilion Roof Terrace, which offers a stunning view looking out to the J.P. Morgan Media Centre and the stunning new Compton and Edrich stands. 

Lord’s has an extraordinary history, dramatic architecture, and an unrivalled collection of art and memorabilia. A tour of Lord's is not only a must for all cricket lovers, but for anyone looking for the quintessentially English experience. Come to Lord’s and be part of a real tradition!

MCC Museum is one of the oldest sporting museums in the world, dedicated to tracing the history and development of cricket. 

The Collection was established in 1864 when Members were invited to donate items of interest to furnish the Pavilion. Today MCC Museum works towards Accreditation Standards and collaborates with a number of national museums and schools through its active loans, community and tours programmes.

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Opening & ticket prices

Museum entry is only permitted when you book a Tour of the ground.

The Museum is also open on Match days, for visitors with a valid ticket for that day's play. Entry is free during International, The Hundred and Vitality Blast matches, and £5/3 during for all other matches including County Championship and MCC fixtures.