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Useful things to know about Wembley
- Falls within the London Borough of Brent in the county of Middlesex
- Is home to the world famous Wembley Stadium, re-constructed between 2003 and 2007 after the demolition of the old stadium
- Keith Moon, drummer for the famous rock band 'The Who' lives in Wembley
Wembley Mini Guide
The Football Connection
Car hire Wembley is the choice of fans who want to travel in comfort to the matches for which this stadium is famous. Located in the north of London this immense stadium is where the England football team play their international matches. Meanwhile Wembley stadium has been quite controversial and drawn a lot of attention over the years, not least because of how much it cost and how long it took to build. Started in 2003 it was not finished until 2007 at the cost of more than eight hundred million pounds. It was designed by the same architects who created another famous London landmark, The Eye.
Other than Football?
The stadium is also close to Wembley Arena and that venue is used for many concerts and special events. In fact the whole area is geared towards entertainment as it also contains the massive Fountain Studios which has been used for the filming of popular British reality television shows such as Britain's Got Talent and the X Factor. Yet more Wembley redevelopment is to be expected and that will include changing the location of the town hall, even though it is currently in a grade two listed building - Brent Town Hall.
Getting to Wembley
Access to the stadium is easy across the White Horse Bridge though the real challenge will be parking. Driving to the stadium you will use the A406 North Circular Road or the A40 Western Road. Alternatively there is the option to take the tube or the bus as Wembley is served by numerous different lines with connections from
Waterloo and
Kings Cross.
Latest Update from Wembley:
04/03/13 - Wembley Stadium is hosting many sports events this summer as you might expect but for something different, enjoy the 'Walking With Dinosaurs event from the 1st to the 6th May. You'll see the animatronic beasts used in the TV series and get up close and personal with life size models.