List of stadiums in Spain

The following is a list of Stadiums in Spain, ordered by capacity. Only stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more are included in this list. In the second list, the minimum capacity is 5,000. Stadiums in bold are part of the 2023-24 La Liga.

Estadio Anxo Carro

Current stadiums
n° Image Stadium Capacity City Autonomous community Team Inaugurated Notes
1Camp Nou99,354[1]Barcelona CataloniaBarcelona1957UEFA Category 4 stadium
2Santiago Bernabéu81,044[2]Madrid MadridReal Madrid1947
3Metropolitano Stadium70,460[3]Atlético Madrid1994
4Benito Villamarín60,270[4]Seville AndalusiaReal Betis1929
5La Cartuja57,619[5]None1999
6Lluís Companys55,926[6]Barcelona CataloniaBarcelona1927
7San Mamés53,331[7]Bilbao Basque CountryAthletic Bilbao2013
8Mestalla49,430[8]Valencia ValenciaValencia1923
9Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán42,714[9]Seville AndalusiaSevilla1957
10RCDE Stadium40,000[10]Cornellà de Llobregat CataloniaEspanyol2009
11Anoeta39,313[11]San Sebastián Basque CountryReal Sociedad1993
12La Romareda33,608[12]Zaragoza AragonZaragoza1957
13Abanca Riazor32,660[13]A Coruña GaliciaDeportivo de La Coruña1944
14Gran Canaria32,400[14]Las Palmas Canary IslandsLas Palmas2003
15Martínez Valero31,388[15]Elche ValenciaElche1976
16Nueva Condomina31,179[16]Murcia MurciaMurcia2006
17Carlos Tartiere30,500[17]Oviedo AsturiasOviedo2000
18La Rosaleda30,044[18]Málaga AndalusiaMálaga1941
19José Rico Pérez29,500[19]Alicante ValenciaHércules1974
20El Molinón29,029[20]Gijón AsturiasSporting Gijón1908
21Balaídos29,000[21]Vigo GaliciaCelta Vigo1928
22José Zorrilla27,846Valladolid Castile and LeónValladolid1982
23Ciutat de Valencia26,354Valencia ValenciaLevante1969
24Nuevo Mirandilla25,033Cádiz AndalusiaCádiz1955
25El Sadar Stadium23,576Pamplona NavarreOsasuna1967
26Son Moix23,142Palma Balearic IslandsMallorca1999
27Estadio de la Cerámica23,000Villarreal ValenciaVillarreal1923
28Heliodoro Rodríguez López22,824[22]Santa Cruz de Tenerife Canary IslandsTenerife1925
29El Sardinero22,222Santander CantabriaRacing Santander1988
30Nuevo Colombino21,670Huelva AndalusiaRecreativo2001
31Power Horse21,350AlmeríaAlmería2004
32Nuevo Arcángel20,989[23]CórdobaCórdoba1994
33Chapín20,523Jerez de la FronteraXerez1988
34Mendizorrotza19,840Vitoria-Gasteiz Basque CountryAlavés1924
35Los Cármenes19,336[24]Granada AndalusiaGranada1995
36Carlos Belmonte17,524Albacete Castile-La ManchaAlbacete1960
37Coliseum Alfonso Pérez17,393Getafe MadridGetafe1998
38El Helmántico17,341Villares de la Reina Castile and LeónSalamanca CF1970
39Municipal La Línea16,120La Línea de la Concepción AndalusiaLinense1969
40Estadio Las Gaunas15,902Logroño La Rioja (Spain)UD Logroñés
Logroño		2002
41Nuevo Vivero15,198Badajoz ExtremaduraBadajoz1998
42Cartagonova15,105Cartagena MurciaCartagena1987
43Romano14,600Mérida ExtremaduraMérida1954
44Nou Estadi14,591Tarragona CataloniaGimnàstic1972
45Vallecas14,505[25]Madrid MadridRayo Vallecano1976
46Castalia14,485[26]Castellón de la Plana ValenciaCastellón1987
47El Soto14,000Móstoles MadridMóstoles1981
48Camp d'Esports13,500Lleida CataloniaLleida Esportiu1918
49Juan Rojas13,468Almería AndalusiaAlmería (rugby)1976
50Montilivi13,450[27]Girona CataloniaGirona1970
51Reino de León13,346[28]León Castile and LeónCultural Leonesa2001
52El Plantío12,642[29]Burgos Castile and LeónBurgos
Real Burgos		1964
53La Victoria12,569Jaén AndalusiaJaén2001
54Butarque12,450[30] Leganés MadridLeganés1998
56Nacional Complutense12,400Madrid MadridCisneros (rugby)1943
57A Malata12,042Ferrol GaliciaRacing Ferrol1993
58Vero Boquete de San Lázaro12,000[31]Santiago de Compostela GaliciaCompostela1993
59Nova Creu Alta11,981Sabadell CataloniaSabadell1967
60Francisco de la Hera11,580Almendralejo ExtremaduraExtremadura1996
61Olímpic de Terrassa11,500Terrassa CataloniaTerrassa1960
62Estadio Ciudad de Tudela11,000Tudela NavarreTudelano1969
63Ciudad de Málaga10,816Málaga AndalusiaAthletics2006
64Pasarón10,500Pontevedra GaliciaPontevedra1965
65Álvarez Claro10,000Melilla MelillaMelilla1945
Linarejos10,000Linares AndalusiaLinares1956
Las Mestas10,000Gijón AsturiasGijón Mariners (American football)
CSI Gijón (horse jumping)		1942

Stadiums with a capacity below 10,000

Stadiums with a capacity of at least 5,000 are included.

Tenants Location Stadium Capacity
HuescaHuescaEl Alcoraz9,100[32]
PonferradinaPonferradaEl Toralín8,400[33]
NumanciaSoria Los Pajaritos8,261[34]
EibarEibarIpurua8,164[35]
Algeciras CFAlgecirasEstadio Nuevo Mirador7,200
LugoLugoAnxo Carro7,070[36]
CeutaCeuta Alfonso Murube6,500
Real Madrid CastillaMadrid Alfredo di Stéfano6,000[37]
IbizaIbizaCan Misses6,000[38]
Atlético BalearesPalma Estadi Balear6,000[39]
Barcelona AtlèticSant Joan Despí Johan Cruyff6,000[40]
MirandésMiranda de EbroAnduva5,759[41]
Real UniónIrun Stadium Gal5,500[42]
FuenlabradaFuenlabradaFernando Torres5,400[43]
Villarreal BVillarrealCiudad Deportiva Villarreal CF5,000
TalaveraTalavera de la Reina El Prado5,000

Future stadiums
Stadium Capacity City Autonomous community Team Start/end
Nou Mestalla50,000[44]Valencia ValenciaValencia2007–

See also

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