Welford Road Stadium

About

Welford Road Stadium, affectionately known as the “Welford Road”, is the historic home of Leicester Tigers and sits on Aylestone Road in the heart of Leicester, England. With a maximum capacity of 25,849, the stadium was built in 1970 and has become one of the most iconic rugby union fixtures in the United Kingdom. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from the stands, a world‑class viewing gallery, and the opportunity to walk through the adjacent club‑run museum that chronicles the club’s illustrious 17‑title Premiership record. Whether you’re attending a Tigers match or a friendly, the stadium’s open‑plan ‘Sparrowhill’ section offers a traditional rugby atmosphere while its modernised Nibley stand ensures state‑of‑the‑art facilities for fans and families alike. The stadium remains a symbol of local pride, with a vibrant fan base and a heritage of rugby for over a century. The arena features both covered and uncovered stands, providing comfortable seating as well as open terraces for passionate supporters. The site also boasts dedicated leisure spaces, including a restaurant and a sports complex nearby, making it a popular destination for visitors to Leicester beyond just match days.