Portugal Stadium Information: Soccer Stadiums in Portugal
There were ten stadiums built for Euro 2004 in Portugal. The 10 new stadiums and their surrounding infrastructure, such as car parks and access roads, cost a total of 964 million euro to construct.
Four stadiums are owned by their resident clubs - Benfica and Sporting in Lisbon and FC Porto and Boavista in Porto. The other six venues are owned by local authorities.
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Aveiro
Stadium:
Aveiro Municipal Stadium (new) - 30,000.
Braga
Stadium:
Braga Municipal Stadium (new) - 30,000.
Coimbra
Stadium:
Coimbra Municipal Stadium (remodelled) - 30,000.
Faro-Loule
Stadium:
Faro/Loulé Inter-Municipal Stadium (new) - 30,000.
Guimaraes
Stadium:
D. Afonso Henriques Stadium (remodelled) - 30,000.
Leiria
Stadium:
Dr. Magalhaes Pessoa Stadium (remodelled) - 30,000 - home of Leiria.
Lisbon (Lisboa)
Two Stadia:
José de Alvalade Stadium (new) - 52,000 - home of Sporting Clube de Portugal.
Luz Stadium (new) - 65,000 - home of Benfica.
Estadio Nacional - 39,000 - home of the Portuguese Cup Final.
Estádio Francisco Lázaro - home of the 'other' Benfica - Clube Futebol Benfica.
Porto
Two Stadia:
Das Antas Stadium 52,000 (new) - home of FC Porto.
Bessa Stadium (new) 30,000 - home of Boavista.
Vila do Conde (Rio Ave)
Stadium:
Estádio dos Arcos - 12,000.
Estádio do Bonfim (Setúbal)
Stadium:
Estádio do Bonfim - 15,000 - home ground of Vitória F.C.
Estádio do Restelo (Belem)
Stadium:
Estádio do Restelo - 19,000 capacity all-seater, multi-purpose - home ground of Os Belenenses.
Estádio Municipal de Portimão
Stadium:
Estádio Municipal de Portimão - 9,500 - home ground of Portimonense Sporting Clube.
Estádio do Varzim Sport Club (Póvoa de Varzim)
Stadium:
Estádio do Varzim Sport Club - 11,000 capacity - home ground of Varzim Sport Club, nicknamed the Sea Wolves (Lobos do Mar).
Campo Chã das Padeiras - 5,000 capacity - home ground of União Desportiva de Santarém.
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