Distance between grounds
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Trip length
Ticket budget, for the whole trip
The engine chains every nearby match into doable itineraries, tickets and hotels included. Leave everything open to explore worldwide, then narrow down.
How groundhopping works here
Groundhopping means visiting grounds rather than following one club, so a single journey can take in two, three or four matches in neighbouring cities. Every trip on this page shows the cities you pass through, the lowest price found for each match across our partner merchants, and a hotel base for each stop. The trip length, distance, city, budget and confirmed times filters narrow the list instantly, with no page reload. Prices come from partner ticketing sites and specialist resellers, compared match by match, so a whole weekend can be costed before anything is booked. Each stop then offers the matching hotel night, on the dates of the trip, with our booking partners.
Trips you can put together right now
Each link opens this page with the countries and the dates already selected. One country for the coming weekend, neighbouring countries for a week: either way there are enough matches with tickets on sale in that window to build an itinerary.
- England, a weekend
- Spain, a weekend
- Germany, a weekend
- Italy, a weekend
- Portugal, a weekend
- Poland, a weekend
- Scotland, a weekend
- Netherlands, a weekend
- Belgium, a weekend
- Turkey, a weekend
- England + Scotland + Wales, a week
- Spain + Portugal, a week
- Germany + Netherlands + Belgium, a week
- Italy + Switzerland, a week
Where the engine is finding trips right now
The engine starts from 4,498 upcoming matches with tickets on sale, across 48 countries, and keeps only the ones that chain: close enough to each other, and far enough apart in time, to be seen on a single trip.
Main destinations within reach
Frequently asked questions
How do I use this page?
Pick a country, or leave the field empty to search everywhere, then a date range. The list updates straight away. Open a trip to see the individual matches, the distances between grounds and the hotel nights that go with them. The filters then let you set a length, a maximum radius or a budget.
How does the engine decide a run of matches is doable?
It only keeps matches close enough to each other, and far enough apart in time, to be seen one after the other. Two games on the same day are offered only when both kick-off times are confirmed and the journey fits between them. Otherwise the leg becomes an overnight stop.
Why are some matches missing?
Three possible reasons: no tickets are on sale yet with our partner merchants, the ground is not yet located in our database, or the kick-off time is unconfirmed and cannot be chained safely. A match with no open ticketing comes back as soon as offers are published.
Are the prices final?
No. They are the lowest prices found at the last offer refresh, before any fees added at checkout. A trip total simply adds up the cheapest ticket for each match, for one person, with no hotel and no travel included.
Do I book on this page?
No. This page compares and organises, it sells nothing. Each match links to its own listing, where the booking is completed on the chosen merchant's site, under their terms and with their customer service. Hotels link out to our booking partners in the same way.