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Lord's Cricket Ground (MCC)

Cricket Ground

St John's Wood, London

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"The home of cricket and a must for all cricket fans."(10 Tips)
"perfect test match munch"(3 Tips)
"World’s oldest sporting museum."(2 Tips)
"It was used as an archery range for the 2012 Olympic Games."(2 Tips)

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Andrew BakerApril 1, 2014
The tour of Lord's is a must for any cricket fan. To see the Long Room and the rest of the pavilion as well as the media centre is a fantastic experience. And of course the Ashes!
Social News NetworkDecember 8, 2013
This is such a beautiful cricket ground! It has so much history behind it, mainly because it is said to be the "home of cricket." It was used as an archery range for the 2012 Olympic Games.
Carl GriffinNovember 26, 2015
Great place to watch cricket. Check out the museum as well.
umi HotelsNovember 21, 2011
The home of cricket. Check out a local county game through the summer or just enjoy a beer in the pub outside. Even if you don't understand the rules of the game, definitely worth a visit.
Mark MilaszkiewiczMay 24, 2018
Been here 25+ times
The cricket is always excellent.
London24May 16, 2012
The ground is owned by the Marylbone Cricket Club and is one of the oldest in the World having been originally built 1787 and is in fact home to the World’s oldest sporting museum.
Tim CarterMay 31, 2013
Been here 5+ times
If the sun is out and you are in the top tier of the Warner stand bar, its the eight wonder of the world!
Bijan YoungJuly 17, 2016
Picture book cricket setting for international matches. PIMS. Champs. English afternoon. Whites. Strawberries and a spot of lunch. Perfect.
John BoothJuly 13, 2015
Great for watching the cricket on a summers day. Grab a paper and a beer and you've got yourself a great Sunday afternoon
Laura AldridgeAugust 4, 2017
Fantastic T20 venue, always well behaved, friendly crowds, huge food portions for good prices!
HISTORY UKFebruary 15, 2011
The oldest regular fixture at the ‘home of cricket’ is the annual Eton vs Harrow schools match, played here since 1818. In the museum you can find the passing bird killed by a cricket shot in 1936.
Shrey PuranikAugust 18, 2012
Bring your food with you. Sarnies, pasta and crisps plus fruit are perfect test match munch and much cheaper than the (rather excellent/expensive) in-ground catering!
London24May 16, 2012
Known as the Home of cricket, the north London venue plays host to England Test matches as well as those played by Middlesex County Cricket Club.
Leach E. E.January 5, 2016
Visited on a day with no play, but site is in itself of historic interest.
Avril JiaoOctober 11, 2014
Best to sit on top of the pavilion! Perfect view.
Employment4StudentsMarch 1, 2012
Lord's is a great place to work too. Earn £80-£150 per day as a Match Day Safety Steward on major match days this cricket season Read more
Phil MarkhamSeptember 19, 2015
Been here 10+ times
Watch out for over zealous security guards who confiscate hats and flags from young children. but trilbies are welcome!
mark palmerApril 24, 2012
Been here 25+ times
The only cricket ground that still allows you to bring your own drinks in for a test match- but only 2 cans a person.
M WJuly 9, 2017
Historic cricket venue. Bring a picnic and make a day of it.
Palmers Lodge Boutique HostelsJanuary 31, 2012
The home of Cricket, try and grab a match through the summer. also hosting the Archery in the Olympics. Nearest station St Johns Wood
AnyTripMay 13, 2011
The home of cricket and a must for all cricket fans. Make sure you visit the Lords Museum where the actual Ashes urn is on display.
Martin TiedemannMay 20, 2012
23 July: Visit the MCC Cricket Museum, the world's oldest sporting museum and the permanent home of the original Ashes urn.
French Connection ManApril 16, 2010
Spend a day strolling round the bars, exhibition areas and pavilions of the home of cricket. If you're really organised you might even get to watch a few overs too. Read more
Peter BlackFebruary 1, 2013
Fantastic tour with James, an excellent raconteur and lover of the great game of cricket.
Henry TapperSeptember 17, 2016
Normally the cricket - though after 50 over final between Surrey and Warwickshire, I'm not so sure!
ESPNJuly 27, 2012
If you’re here for the Olympics, there’s one word you need to know: “Bullseye!”
Steven DentJuly 23, 2010
Been here 25+ times
Amazing place to watch cricket and I am lucky enough to work here too! Check out the museum if you get the chance too.
BBC World ServiceOctober 28, 2010
In our documentary 'The Cricket Revolution' David Goldblatt charts the arrival and dramatic rise of the Twenty20 cricket format. Click on this tip to get the link Read more
Bijan YoungJuly 17, 2016
Outstanding for world class cricket.
Lucie BartlettAugust 25, 2010
On Test days, make sure you get up to the Nursery ground at lunch for live music and a glass of the The Widow at the Veuve tent Read more
Sam GrimleySeptember 17, 2012
Been here 10+ times
Go with an MCC member and get cheaper beer in the Warner Stand
Pete HarmerAugust 11, 2018
Home of cricket
Khriztopher HawkesJuly 24, 2018
Great day out
Callum SaundersJuly 15, 2010
Been here 5+ times
What more can one say? The home of cricket - and you can feel it too. Awesome place to watch test cricket.
Clive TMay 5, 2013
There is now free WiFi in the stands from The Cloud.
Zeeshan MirzaJuly 22, 2016
Awesome food, great atmosphere
Guy CorbetJune 4, 2015
Been here 10+ times
As good as it gets. Rain or shine
Meredith AmdurAugust 30, 2022
Great afternoon out
Satureyes Photography www.satureyes.comMay 8, 2010
Just completed an evening shooting pics at Lords. To see the results surf to www.satureyes.com or get a copy of Square Meal Venue and Events Magazine summer edition.
Giannis KarabeisMarch 6, 2015
Very nice pub!
Asifur KhanJuly 24, 2013
dont forget to take pictures there
Richard WhiteheadAugust 22, 2015
The perfect home for cricket.
Alex MawsJuly 31, 2011
Bring a picnic! You're even allowed to bring wine.
James BowenMay 28, 2018
A little pricey.
bockjeJanuary 2, 2012
For those who like a good football match this isn't the right place.
Karan MakwanaMay 11, 2013
Cricket history told at its best
Rajesh PathikondaMay 27, 2016
It is Mecca of Cricket
Sam SwindellsAugust 27, 2023
Cricket!!!
Nakul AsijaApril 2, 2011
Catch India matches at the Lord's tavern pub. Awesome atmosphere!
Foodman FoodzillaJuly 25, 2011
Been here 25+ times
The holu ground for all cricket lovers Read more

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