An action packed day out at Murrayfield Stadium
Murrayfield Stadium has a seated capacity of 67,800 (the largest in Scotland) and is the home of Scottish rugby. One of the finest stadiums in the UK, the Scotland national rugby team play the majority of their matches there and the stadium also plays host to a variety of concerts, conferences and other sporting events, including Six Nations Championship matches, Rugby World Cup games and Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
Murrayfield Stadium Tour
When it's not hosting events, visitors are welcome to explore the stadium and experience the energy. Led by knowledgeable guides, visitors are taken on a behind-the-scenes adventure, visiting areas usually off-limits such as the changing rooms and press suite. The 90-minute tour delves into fascinating stories and rich history, perfect for any rugby enthusiast.
Where is Murrayfield Stadium
The stadium is ideally located in the centre of Edinburgh and is easily accessible by walking or public transport. The closest train station is Haymarket station, and the tram stop Murrayfield Stadium is right at the entrance of the stadium.
Local attractions and things to do in the area may not be open all year round and may require pre-booking. Please check the attraction website before visiting to avoid disappointment.
FAQs About Murrayfield Stadium
Is Murrayfield the biggest stadium in Scotland?
Yes, Murrayfield is the biggest stadium in Scotland with a capacity of around 67,000.
Why is it called Murrayfield Stadium?
Murrayfield Stadium is named after the area of Edinburgh where it is located. The name comes from the nearby Murrayfield House, which was owned by the family of Sir Archibald Murray, a former farmer and landowner in the area.
Is Murrayfield a heated pitch?
Murrayfield Stadium does not have a heated pitch, but it does have undersoil heating to help prevent the pitch from freezing in colder weather.
Has Murrayfield got a roof?
Murrayfield Stadium has a partially retractable roof that can be closed in case of bad weather.
