Hill Dickinson Stadium is one of Liverpool’s most impressive new landmarks and a destination well worth visiting for sports fans and tourists alike. Opened in 2025 as the new home of Everton Football Club, the stadium represents a bold step forward for the city, blending world-class sport with waterfront regeneration and modern urban design.
With a capacity of over 52,000, the stadium delivers an outstanding matchday experience. Excellent sightlines, cutting-edge facilities, and a vibrant atmosphere ensure that visitors feel fully immersed in the action, whether they are lifelong Everton supporters or first-time football spectators.
The stadium is also designed to operate beyond football, hosting concerts, exhibitions, conferences, and large-scale events throughout the year, making it a dynamic cultural venue for Liverpool. An Everton fan of my acquaintance said the sound system within the stadium if second-to-none, and the entire venue is a dream come true for fans of The Toffees, and for the regeneration of Liverpool in general.
Located at Bramley-Moore Dock on the River Mersey, Hill Dickinson Stadium offers stunning views of the waterfront while celebrating the area’s rich maritime and industrial heritage. Its striking architecture complements the surrounding docks and provides easy access to Liverpool’s wider waterfront attractions, including museums, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
Whether you are attending a Premier League match, enjoying a major concert, or simply exploring Liverpool’s evolving waterfront, Hill Dickinson Stadium offers a memorable experience that reflects the city’s passion, ambition, and forward-looking spirit.
Tours of the Hill Dickinson Stadium can be booked here.
Hill Dickinson Stadium, Regent Road, Liverpool, L3 0BW
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