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LORD'S CRICKET GROUND

Name: LORD'S CRICKET GROUND
Address: St John's Wood Road, Maida Vale, London, England, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 207 616 8595
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St John's Wood Road, Maida Vale, London, United Kingdom

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If you want to know more about cricket, the ultimate English sport: head for Lord's Cricket Ground!

Do you dream of learning about a typically English sport? Then a visit to Lord's in St. John's Wood (the oldest sports museum in the world!) is a must. Items dating back 400 years form the world's largest cricket collection, including the famous "Urn of Ashes". Legend has it that, in 1882, the Australians won a Test match in London for the first time, and a satirical death notice declared the "death of English cricket", whose ashes were transported to Australia. 100% British tour.

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Tours 7/7 from 10:30 a.m. Jan-Apr, 3:30 p.m. May-Oct, and 1:30 p.m. Nov-Dec; tour: £29.95.

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zakria e.

Visited in april 2024

it's amazing place to be

Barry

Visited in april 2024

What a wonderful experience. We went on a tour of the famous ground and it was fascinating. Our guide was so knowledgeable and engaging. We also got to watch a couple of hours of the Middlesex county game too. If you love your cricket this venue is a must. If you love history, you won't be disappointed. Thoroughly recommend this place.