Description
Located in the heart of Madrid, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is a landmark in the worlds of football and architecture. Home to Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, the stadium holds the highest UEFA category and has a capacity of 81,044 spectators. Built in 1947, it was named after President Santiago Bernabéu, under whose leadership the club achieved outstanding success on the European stage.
The stadium has hosted a number of historic events, including the finals of the 1964 European Championship and the 1982 World Cup. It has also hosted four Champions League finals, underlining its status in international football.
The stadium has undergone several significant renovations since the 1950s, allowing it to remain relevant and up to modern standards. Recent upgrades include an improved lighting system and improved spectator facilities.
For match schedules, event listings and to buy tickets, visit our website. The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium continues to be a symbol of football heritage and modern engineering.