Visite du stade et du musée de Hampden Park

This tour was excellent. Very knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guides in jim and Jack, on hand for any questions, stories and banter. Lots of photo opportunities throughout too. Museum has a lot of interesting items and time can be spent here after the tour. Highly recommend this. Great value for money

My son and I both really enjoyed this tour. The guide Callum was great and really informative while keeping it fun. The tour plus the museum lasted over 1.5 hours - really decent for the price (we also used Scot rail deal).

My friend booked this for a birthday treat for my daughter aged 15. This is a great way to spend a few hours. Lots of information, facts we didn't know and Martin was a brilliant guide. Very knowledgeable and funny. Being Scottish, there was a lot of pinch me moments being in the places our beloved national men and womens teams have been. The museum had lots of cool stuff packed into it and it took us much longer to go around than we had anticipated as it was so full of interesting items and stories (absolutely not a criticism).

Tom kelly was absolutely superb host and full of information. Very knowledgeable on scottish football. I would recommend this tour to everyone!

Great tour with a very friendly and knowledgeable guide, Paul. We had a smaller group for this tour than for the tours of Celtic Park and Ibrox but this was my favourite of the 3. The guide did a great job of having things for kids and adults. He asked everyone about what teams they supported and knew facts relating them either to Hampden during the tour or more generally in the Scottish Football Museum at the end. We attended as a couple and despite the other attendees in our groups being families the guide made the effort to include us and ensure the tour was just as interesting for us as it was for the families/kids. As well as seeing the dressing rooms and the pitch, as you see in most football tours, we were brought to an underground mock pitch where we were all given the opportunity to 'score a goal in Hampden', even telling you the speed of your goal. I thought this was a really nice touch and quite unique to this tour - we have been on many stadium tours but have not had similar elsewhere. I can not recommend this tour enough. If you only go on one football tour in Glasgow as a neutral make it this one!

Excellent tour guides, really accommodating to a range of different football supporters and included interactive activities. Museum was absolutely incredible.

We took our grandchildren - aged 6 and 8 - and they loved it. The guides Paul and Mia were fantastic - and kept the kids involved and interested. Very good value for money too. Ten out of ten

Brilliant tour from Martin and Mia. Incredibly professional and knowledgeable as your guides should be but they went further with the personal touch - personal experiences, passions and feelings provided that extra connection between guide and guest. My wife is 37.5 weeks pregnant and Martin constantly checked in with her to ensure she was ok as well as ensuring she was constantly involved despite her fragility. Cannot recommend Martin and Mia, as well as the rest of the team, highly enough.

Excellent visit today around the stadium and museum. The knowledge and anecdotes ftom the two guides Paul and Mia, were fantastic and made everyone feel included whether a football fan or not. Well paced, lots of opportunities for photographs or questions. So informative and well worth a visit whether you are a football fan or Scotland supporter, there is something for everyone. Cafe is also very reasonably priced so worth a visit before or after tour. Thanks for a brilliant visit!

As a football fan I was delighted to be taken on this tour by my son as part of a Father’s Day gift. I’ve wanted to do the tour for a while and never got round to it. Our guide was Tom and he was very knowledgeable, enthusiastic and entertaining. He was as interested to hear about the tour group’s experiences as he was to tell us about Hampden Park. The stadium tour included access to the underground roadway, the home and away changing rooms and the warm up area, where we took shots at goal, to see how hard our shots were. There was a couple of kids, with their families, and Tom asked them to choose their teams to lead out to the pitch. It was Scotland versus Qatar! Because the pitch is being relaid we were actually allowed to go into the centre circle, which I’m pretty sure normally doesn’t happen. What an experience to stand where Kenny McLean scored against Denmark! We sat in the dugouts and went up the stairs where the trophy presentation takes place. We were all kids! We then proceeded to the museum where we wandered for over an hour taking in the history of the men’s and women’s game in Scotland, reliving the Archie Gemmel and Scott McTominay goals, and learning how the game has changed over the years. Tom was an absolute star of a guide. Our group had visitors from the north of Scotland, Ayrshire, England, Wales and a couple from Canada and everyone was made to feel very welcome. I’d definitely recommend it and intend doing it again sometime soon.