"This achievement is above everything else".

This is how Sir Alex Ferguson, former Manchester United manager and one of Arsenal's fiercest rivals, described the 2003/2004 season in which Arsène Wenger's men won the league without losing a single match.

A monument of British football, the north London club has seen some big names come and go since its inception. Tony Adams, Ian Wright, Pat Rice, Denis Bergkamp and the infamous Frenchies such as Vieira, Pires and Henry have all played for Arsenal, one of the country's most historic clubs (13 English champions and 45 domestic titles in all).

In their quest to return to the top, the Gunners, who enjoyed a very good 2022-2023 season with a second-place finish in the Premier League and qualification for the Champions League, are now counting on a young squad packed with talent, led by the likes of Saka, Rice, Martinelli, Ødegaard and Gabriel Jesus as well as the immutable French Touch with international defender William Saliba! 

After 7 years without Champions League football, there's no doubt that Mikel Arteta's players won't want to miss out on their return to Europe's top competition!

After a real love affair with its old Highbury stadium, Arsenal has now been evolving in the modern Emirates Stadium since 2006. Its contemporary architecture and capacity of 60,260 (the 4th largest in the country) make this stadium a must-see for all lovers of English football.

Known for having one of the most beautiful (if not the most beautiful) pitches in the world, the Emirates Stadium is also home to passionate supporters. The atmosphere can change from calm to a deafening roar. At times like these, Gunners fans have nothing to envy their rivals! Those who have been visiting English stadiums for a long time will tell you...

Take part in the Champions League clash between Arsenal and Lens which takes place on 29/11/2023 at London's Emirates Stadium. For their return to the competition, these two historic clubs will be hoping to put on a top-class show for their fans!

You will be able to attend this match in Category 1 Club Level* (in orange on the stadium map) including premium seats + half-time drinks included (beer, wine, soft drinks, tea or coffee) + a museum tour included (available on match day) and other benefits. Your seats will be located in a calm family-friendly area.

Please note: Tickets will be sent to you by email no later than the day before the match.

During your stay in London settle in at a 4* hotel carefully selected to offer you optimal comfort. You will have the pleasure of a stay at The Belgrave Hotel 4*,  New Road Hotel 4* or The Blakemore Hyde Park Hotel (or similar), where you can relax after enjoying the spoils of London during the day.

In the evening, settle into a pleasant Standard Room in one of our hand-picked hotels and recharge your batteries after the thrills of the football match. 

Our hand-picked hotels include:

The Belgrave Hotel 4*, New Road Hotel 4* or The Blakemore Hyde Park Hotel (or similar).

Experience the excitement of a Champions League match in London and enjoy the atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium!

You can enjoy included category 1 Club Level tickets (in orange on the stadium map) including premium seats, half-time drinks (beer, wine, soft drinks, tea or coffee), included museum tour (available on the match day), and many other benefits. Your seats will be located in a quieter, family-friendly area.

Discover the best of London with the London Pass which gives you 2-access to selected museums and attractions as well as a bus tour! With more than 85 key places and monuments included, you will never be short of things to do.

Discover London's great history from the comfort of your River Thames cruise, departing from Westminster Abbey, and pass by the city's must-see monuments: Big Ben, Parliament, the London Eye, St Paul Cathedral and many more!

Take advantage of your entry ticket to Windsor Castle, the official residence of the Royal Family, to visit the oldest inhabited castle in Europe! Your ticket will give you access to the Saint Georges chapel, the Edouard III Tower and the State Apartments where master paintings and treasures from the Collection Royale are found. 

Want to discover the most iconic landmarks in and around London? Start with the famous Windsor Castle and dive into the history of British royalty before attempting to unravel the mysteries of Stonehenge. Finally, round off your day with the charming medieval city of Bath and its Roman baths.

Let the St Paul's Cathedral, located in the heart of London, and avoid the queues with your cut-file access! With your audioguide, you can tour this majestic building while learning more about its history and construction. You'll be captivated by this architectural gem, a symbol of the city's rich historical heritage. 

Board the London Eye straight away and make the most of your stay with the queue-jumping ticket to avoid a long wait. Enjoy 30 minutes of breathtaking views over the city and see the skyline from a new perspective.

The Tower of London is home to incredible tales and legends. Discover its unique architecture and the Queen's beautiful jewels put on display under the watchful eye of the famous Royal Guards. Little ones can also take part in a treasure hunt to unravel the mysteries of this former prison! 

Board a multi-stop bus and visit the city at your own pace as you hop on and off the bus to discover the capital's most iconic landmarks: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London and much more! You will also get to enjoy a 30-minute cruise on the Thames. 

Discover two million years of history and civilisations on a small-group guided tour of the UK's largest museum: the British Museum in London!  On the programme for this 2-hour tour: discover relics from Ancient Rome and Greece and meet Egyptian mummies. 

Discover London from a different perspective during an evening cruise on the Thames. Tuck into a tasty 3-course dinner as you glide past iconic sights, accompanied by a talented Jazz orchestra.

Live the British monarchy by spending a royal day with a visit to the famous Windsor Castle followed by the sumptuous Buckingham Palace. Enter the opulent reception rooms and discover these fascinating places still used by the royal family.

It’s difficult to summarise a city as eclectic and immense as London - with so many neighbourhoods, all with their own atmosphere and quirks, and a wealth of world-class galleries, museums, and restaurants, a trip to London is always going to be unique.

With a history stretching back to Roman times, London has always been a melting pot of British and European culture. Get a taste for this history at the Museum of London or the British Museum. Creative types will feel right at home in Shoreditch, where you’ll find quirky street art, vintage stores, and plenty of cosy coffee shops. For a taste of the wealth and glamour, London is famous for, head to the western areas of Chelsea and Kensington, where you’ll also find a cluster of fantastic museums: the V&A, Science Museum, and the Natural History Museum.

For a more lazy break, make sure to stroll around some of London’s best parks - there’s a reason why it’s Europe’s first National Parks City! Travel to the southeast to see Greenwich, with its historic Observatory offering stunning views over the city’s skyscrapers. Or, take a wander over to the picturesque Hampstead Heath, an ancient park which was once just a small village outside the city.