Lord's Cricket Ground

Ruler's Cricket Ground (generally known as Lord's) is the biggest cricket ground in England and is the home ground of Middlesex County Cricket Club. Established in 1814 by proficient cricketer Thomas Lord, Lord's is viewed as the Home of Cricket and commonly has two Test coordinates a year

Best spots for food and drink near Lord's

Master's is home to a wide assortment of food and drink alternatives, including its own bar – Lord's Tavern. Nonetheless, these will be occupied on a match day, so it very well might be simpler to go for a five-minute stroll to the high road in St John's Wood. Here, you'll discover a scope of bistros, cafés and remove sources that should suit all preferences. You could likewise appreciate a sumptuous pre or post-game dinner at the rich Ivy Brasserie..

Best hotels near Lord's

The nearest inn to Lord's is the 4-star Danubius Hotel at Regent's Park, in spite of the fact that accessibility will be restricted around coordinate days. You'll discover more alternatives around Marylebone and Paddington (both not exactly a mile from Lord's), including spending brands like Travelodge and more extravagance choices like 5-star The Landmark.

Things to do near Lord's

Cricket sweethearts will need to add an additional day to their outing to Lord's. The ground is home to the MCC Museum, one of the most seasoned wearing galleries on the planet. Here, you'll discover presentations committed to the set of experiences and improvement of the game, including interesting things like the first Ashes Urn. Consolidate your excursion to the gallery with a visit through Lord's for a definitive non-coordinate day experience at Lord's. 

The ground is likewise near the famous Abbey Road Studios, where The Beatles recorded practically the entirety of their collections; the zebra crossing that highlights in the front of their Abbey Road collection can be discovered right external the studios as well. 

Different attractions close to Lord's incorporate the Sherlock Holmes Museum (on Baker Street), ZSL London Zoo (in Regent's Park), and Madame Tussauds (on Marylebone Road).

Getting to Lord's

By Rail: The nearest London Underground station to Lord's in St John's Wood (Jubilee Line), despite the fact that the ground is likewise within strolling distance of Maida Vale (Bakerloo line), Baker Street (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith, and City lines) and London Marylebone (Bakerloo and National Rail through Chiltern Railways). 

By Bus: Lord's is served by a few transport courses, including 13 and 113 which both stop on Wellington Road, close to the ground's North and East Gates. The 139 and 189 likewise stop on Grove End Road, offering simple admittance to the Grace Gate.