If you are coming from the Town Centre, the first thing you’ll come to is the northeast corner of the stadium. The club’s Main Store, called The Hornets Shop, is located here, and the corner's exterior has a nice black matte colour to it.
Outside of the Hornets Shop is a statue of Graham Taylor OBE. Born in Worksop on 15th September 1944, Taylor played for Grimsby Town and Lincoln City as a full-back before starting management in 1972. In two spells with The Hornets, Taylor took them from the fourth tier of English Football to the top flight, along with an FA Cup Final in 1984 that lives long in the memory of those connected to the club.
Manager of the England National Team between 1990 and 1993, Graham Taylor passed away on 12th January 2017 at the age of 72.

Continuing round in a clockwise direction brings you to the East Stand, named after the club's honorary Life President Sir Elton John.
The stand’s exterior follows the same black matte design as the northeast corner, with the main part of the stand behind made from black corrugated iron, At the southern end of the Sir Elton John Stand is a giant mural of Sir Elton John, dressed in Watford kit with Puma boots and sat on a white football. The mural also includes his signature in yellow writing.
The turnstiles for the Sir Elton John Stand are easy to identify. Each of them has a yellow, panelled tower directly above them that protrudes slightly outwards from the rest of the exterior. Turnstiles 21-22 are the northernmost turnstiles on this side of Vicarage Road, and the Media Entrance is immediately to the left of Turnstile 22. Head past a large Watford club badge and you'll come to Turnstiles 23-24. Head further south and you'll find the Players' Entrance, followed soon after by Turnstiles 25-26. Turnstiles 27-30 are at the southern end of the stand, where the black matte exterior wall isn't as tall as other parts. The mural of Sir Elton John is very close to these turnstiles.

Vicarage Road's southeast corner forms part of the Rookery Stand, the deepest stand of the four at Watford's stadium.
The upper parts of the Rookery Stand's exterior are taken up by Watson Court, a large collection of apartments, many of which have angled balconies. A walkway underneath Watson Court includes turnstiles and entrances to club facilities.
At the stadium's southeast corner, you can find Turnstiles 31-33, for use by those in this corner of the Rookery Stand.

There are numerous facilities in place along the base of the Rookery Stand, which has rows of circle support pillars in place all the way along. Turnstiles 34-41 are immediately around the corner from Turnstiles 31-33, followed soon after by Watson Court Entrance C (for Watson Court residents only). Heading west along the Rookery Stand's exterior, you will soon come to the Ticketing & Supporter Services Office, which has a parking spaces in front of it that are reserved for Watford FC directors. The Photographers Entrance and Mascot Meeting Point are further west from here, and around the centre of the stand is the Pre-Booked Match Ticket Collection Point. You can also find entrances here for both the Watford FC Community Sports and Education Trust, as well as the Matchday Office through a small door.
A tunnel under the stand leads to Turnstiles 42-43, with the space outside taken up by more private car parking spaces that are positioned between the stand's supporting pillars. Watson Court Entrance B is followed by the South West Hospitality Entrance (this provides access to the Gallery and the View).
Right at the western end of the Rookery Stand are Turnstiles 44-50 which are used by those in both the Rookery Stand and Vicarage Road's West Stand. As of the 2014-15 season, Vicarage Road’s West Stand has became known as the Graham Taylor Stand, in honour of the club’s greatest ever manager.

There is no direct access between the Rookery Stand and the Graham Taylor Stand. To get between the two, you will need to head down the staircases a short distance away from Turnstiles 44-50. These stairs lead you to a footpath that passes down between Watford General Hospital and its large multi-storey car park, passing by 'The Bunker' along the way. You will eventually emerge at the edge of one of the hospital's car parks, and you can head north from here through the hospital buildings and over to the exterior of the Graham Taylor Stand should you need to.

Most of the Graham Taylor Stand's exterior has entrances for the hospitality sections including the Directors' Guest Lounge, Chairman's Lounge, Laurent Perrier Lounge and the Sir Elton John Suite.
Vicarage Road’s car park is located out beyond this stand, with the roads and paths from here leading on to Watford General Hospital.
Turnstiles for the Graham Taylor Stand are based in the stadium's northwest and southwest corners (1-13 and 44-50 respectively). Which turnstile you need to use will be marked on your matchday ticket, and it is worth knowing in advance which one you need as it is not a simple trip to get between the two corners.

There are residential buildings in place above the stadium's northwest corner.

The North Stand is known as the Vicarage Road Stand after the street running outside of it.
The exterior here used a black matte panelled design at the base. Corrugated iron is in place higher up and displays the Watford club badge as well as the letters WATFORD FC spread out across it.
General entrance into the Graham Taylor Stand comes through Turnstiles 1-13 which are based at the stadium's northwest corner. These turnstiles also grant access to the Ann Swanson Family Stand (Blocks 3 and 4 of the Vicarage Road Stand), named after Ann Swanson whose work as leader of the Junior Hornets and the founder of the Family Enclosure helped drive Watford to become 'The Original Family Club.'
The entrance to The Grill is located to the left of Turnstiles 1-13. and heading further east along the stand from here will bring you to a Wenzel's Bakery. The away section (blocks 1 and 2 of the Vicarage Road Stand) begin after this bakery. There are two sets of turnstiles away supporters use, either Turnstiles 14-15 or Turnstiles 16-19. A small window to the left of Turnstiles 16-19 houses the Away Ticket Office (queues are likely to form here in the build-up to a game) and further left from here are the entrances to the Sky Lounge and the Sensory Room.