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St Mary's Stadium — Southampton FC
St Mary's is a proper top-flight ground in a proper football city — compact, loud when it needs to be, and worth the trip down to the south coast.
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Anfield — Liverpool FC
Anfield is one of English football's great theatres — not because of the trophy cabinet, but because of what happens on the Kop when the noise builds and the flags go up.
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Old Trafford — Manchester United
Over 76,000 seats, a dedicated train halt, and a nickname that divides opinion. Old Trafford is unlike anything else in English football — for better and worse.
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Stamford Bridge — Chelsea FC
Stamford Bridge is a ground that divides opinion — but stand in the away end on a big night and you'll understand exactly why it belongs on any groundhopper's list.
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Wembley Stadium — England / FA Cup Finals & Major Events
Ninety thousand seats, one arch you can see from half of London, and a walk up Olympic Way that still does something to you. There's nowhere else quite like it.
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Hillsborough Stadium — Sheffield Wednesday
Nearly 40,000 seats in the Owlerton valley, a ground that has hosted World Cup games and FA Cup semi-finals — Hillsborough is one of English football's great venues.
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Vicarage Road — Watford FC
Vicarage Road is a compact, characterful ground tucked into a Hertfordshire town that punches well above its weight. Worth the trip from Watford Junction alone.
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Wetherby Road — Harrogate Town
Harrogate Town's compact home on Wetherby Road is a proper lower-league ground in a spa town that had no business producing Football League football — and that's exactly why it's worth the trip.