If you are a fan of classic old stadiums, you cannot miss the Rangers FC Stadium Tour at Ibrox Stadium.

Ibrox Stadium, home of Glasgow Rangers since 1899 (when it opened as Ibrox Park), now seats just over 50,000 people. Three of the four stands, and even the upper deck of the oldest stand, were built or renovated from the 1970s to the 1990s. But the historic Main Stand, designed by famous stadium architect Archibald Leitch, opened in 1928 and today is a historically protected building. That’s it at the top of this post.

For me, the highlights were the old touches in the Main Stand — the old manager’s office and board room, the wooden railings around the directors’ seating area — as well as the phenomenal trophy room. There, you can see not only the trophies won by the club but also gifts brought by other clubs when they come to play at Ibrox. It’s all packed into a fairly small room for a somewhat dizzying effect.

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The Rangers Stadium Tour can be purchased on the club’s website at £17 per adult.

To get an idea of the tour at Ibrox, just click the first image below, then scroll through the rest of the gallery.