We would be honoured to show you around our historic home.

You’ll see behind the scenes and hear about some of the great players and matches that have made Trent Bridge one of the most renowned and admired cricket grounds in the world.

Book your tour here.

All Nottinghamshire CCC members are entitled to one free Classic Tour per calendar year. Please find further details here.

What you can enjoy on our Classic Tour

  • See inside the world-famous 1880s Pavilion and visit the members’ facilities and one of the players' dressing rooms.
  • Visit the Wynne-Thomas Library, home to one of the largest collections of cricket books in the world.
  • Walk around the pitch and onto the hallowed turf (conditions permitting).
  • Explore the spectator, playing and media facilities in the Radcliffe Road Stand. Discover the views of the world’s broadcasters from the media boxes and enjoy stunning views of Nottingham from the upper floors.

Tours are held on selected Tuesdays at 2.00 pm and on selected Saturdays at 10.30 am. Check our upcoming tour dates here...

The Classic Tour is a great experience for adults – even if you don’t know much about cricket.  Children are welcome when accompanied by a paying adult or senior.

Classic Tour prices

  • Adults £10
  • Adult with one child aged 15 or under £10
  • Concession (child aged 15 or under; adult aged 65 or above) £5

Book your tour here

Classic Tours are subject to availability, and sold on a first-come first-served basis, with a maximum capacity of 15 visitors per tour.

Advance booking is required.  Bookings can be made online via the above link (no booking fee), or by calling the Ticket Office on 0115 899 0300 (Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm).

To use Trent Bridge gift vouchers to pay for your tour, please contact the Ticket Office.

All Nottinghamshire CCC members are entitled to one free Classic Tour per calendar year. This must be booked in advance, either online here (using the email address which is associated with your membership when logging in), or through the Ticket Office (via email at  questions@trentbridge.co.uk or by calling 0115 899 0300; lines open 9.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday).

 

Planning your visit

  • Tours start at the entrance gates on Hound Round (off Bridgford Road, behind the Pavilion). Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the advertised start time
  • The full tour requires some walking – and if you wish to visit the upper floors of the Pavilion, there are three flights of stairs to climb (unfortunately, there are no lifts in the Pavilion).  Wheelchair access is possible to the ground floor of the Pavilion, and throughout the Radcliffe Road Stand.
  • Car parking is not available inside the ground for tours. There is on-street parking near the ground, or pay and display car parks in West Bridgford. Buses from the city centre and railway station run every five minutes, stopping right outside the ground.
  • Please note that Trent Bridge is a working cricket ground so the content of the tours may vary when some areas are occasionally closed. Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club reserves the right to vary the route and content of a tour without further prior notice.  Tours may also be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

Private tours

We offer tailored tours on alternative dates and times for private groups. For further information, please email tours@trentbridge.co.uk, or contact the Ticket Office on 0115 899 0300.

For more information about any of the above tours, please email tours@trentbridge.co.uk. Alternatively, contact the Ticket Office on 0115 899 0300 or email questions@trentbridge.co.uk.

TripAdvisor reviews

“Brilliant tour around the ground.  Our guide was very friendly and informative.  I would recommend the tour to anyone interested in cricket.  All the staff made us extremely welcome.  Wonderful experience.”

Shane S, May 2022

“The tour guide was excellent with comprehensive knowledge of Notts CCC and the history of the ground.  Well worth a visit”

John M, Stafford, Mar 2022

“Two excellent guides were very knowledgeable and friendly and gave an in depth insight into all things about the ground …. I highly recommend it.”

Jim P, Scunthorpe, Dec 2021

“It was an excellent afternoon being shown parts of the ground not normally open to the public by a friendly and knowledgeable guide.  Over two hours hearing about the fascinating history of the club, the ground and the game.”

Edie, Birmingham, Jul 2019

“I did this tour with my boys aged 13 and 9 ... our tour guide was brilliant ... took us to all parts of this magnificent cricket venue, answered questions and provided relevant information … My boys are only moderate cricket fans but they both loved it.  Was 2 hours very well spent.” 

“The views from the top of the stadium across the ground were great and my son felt like a test match player wandering across the outfield into the pavilion.  A really good couple of hours for anyone who is interested in cricket.”

Tracey B, Cambridge, Jun 2015 

“The tour was amazing. Wonderful setting and first-class condition. The gentleman who led our tour was knowledgeable and very humorous – so good in fact that he made our experience very special. So much history and ambience – we soaked it all up and loved it.” 

Bruce, Melbourne Australia, Jan 2015