Love your football? Then take a tour of your favourite club. Sit in the dug-out at Manchester United, tour the players’ dressing room at Liverpool FC or discover Celtic’s fascinating history. And if you want to re-live the triumphs and tragedies of English international soccer, visit Wembley Stadium where you can see the England changing room and raise a replica FA Cup. The new National Football Museum in Manchester, opened in 2012, also boasts the greatest collection of football memorabilia ever assembled.

More of a cricket fan? Lord’s in London is the spiritual home of cricket in the UK and for many, the world. Visit to see the tiny Ashes urn, hotly contested by England and Australia, and cricketing kit worn by many of the game’s greatest players. London is also home to Wimbledon, the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, home to an excellent interactive museum where you can take a \'walk-through\' of the men\'s dressing room as it was in the 1980s, with John McEnroe.

And if rugby’s your game, you won’t find more passionate fans than the Welsh. If you’re in Cardiff don’t miss a tour of the magnificent Millennium Stadium for an insider’s guide to this incredible building with its trademark retractable roof. A visit to the World Rugby Museum at Twickenham is also a must.

North of the border, you’ll find the iconic home of golf, St Andrews Old Course in Scotland. Join the hallowed ranks of pro golfers to play the golf course that Tiger Woods calls “the ultimate”. Not far away, the British Golf Museum tells the story of British golf chronologically, exploring the events, personalities and equipment used throughout the ages.