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From South:
Take M1 to Junction 19, then M6. At Junction 6 turn onto the A38 (M). Then as route for North.

From North:
Leave M42 Junction 7 onto M6. Exit M6 at Junction 6 onto the A38 (M) Aston Expressway. Take first exit right onto Victoria Road. At roundabout take right exit into Witton Road for Villa Park.

From East:
Approaching on the M42, turn off at Junction 8 and get onto the M6 heading towards Birmingham. Then as route for the South.

Parking
Try the Aston Villa Leisure Centre Car Park, Aston Hall Road or at the Siemens Site, Brookvale Road, in Witton.

Nearest Station
Witton (from Birmingham New Street) - about 10 minutes' walk from Villa Park.

Take the left out of the station and when you come to a roundabout, turn left again into Witton Lane.

Aston (also from Birmingham New Street) is another option but is slightly further from the away end.

Or you could just jump in a cab from Birmingham New Street to Villa Park, which is about 15 mins away.

By bus: From Birmingham City Centre, jump on a No 7 West Midlands Travel bus to Witton.

Check train times and tickets at The Trainline. For more information, call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

There are some lovely curry houses everywhere, especially Witton Road.

The Cap and Gown (on Witton Island) is a two-minute walk from the ground and has an away fans' section. The Harriers (at the junction of Broadway and Davey Road) is found by a school and 10 minutes from Villa Park. Or else there's the Faculty and Firkin - close to the Aston University campus.

Villa Park is a classic old fashioned stadium which still impresses today. The gigantic two-tiered Holte End behind the goal was built in 1995 and holds 13,500, there's the two-tiered Doug Ellis Stand along the pitch and the more recent three-tiered Trinity Road Stand.

The older, but still impressive North Stand behind the goal has a small lower tier but two rows of executive boxes and large upper tier.

Palace fans will be seated here in the lower tier which holds 3,000 people. The view isn't great as it's quite low down near the front, while the facilities aren't bad.

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