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What to do and see in Spain, Spain: The Best Arenas & Stadiums
Coordinates: 40°N 4°W / 40°N 4°W / 40; -4
Restaurants in Spain
1. Valle de las Canas
2. Estadio de San Mames
3. Plaza de Toros de Ronda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,444 reviews
Founded by the local nobility at the end of the 16th century,the Real Maestranza maintains a horse-riding school and is also the builder of an impressive bullring, in the centre of the romantic town of Ronda, near Malaga and the Costa del Sol. In modern times, the principal activities are devoted to the conservation of its unique historical and artistic heritage. It has gained a deserved reputation for the recovery of archives,works of art, libraries and original documents relating to its history. The bullring is open to the general public all year round and the visit includes the Bullfighting Museum, the Royal Harness Collection and the Antique Firearms Collection.Corporacion nobiliaria cuyos origenes se remontan a 1572, la Real Maestranza mantiene en la actualidad un patrimonio historico y artistico unico en Espana por su singularidad y caracter, relacionado con el mundo de la caballeria, la equitacion y la tauromaquia. Bajo los tendidos de su monumental Plaza de Toros, que data de finales del siglo XVIII, se encuentran la Sala de Tauromaquia y las colecciones de Guarnicioneria y Armas de Fuego Antiguas, en su conjunto un importante reclamo turisticos en el casco historico de la romantica ciudad de Ronda, a escasa distancia de Malaga y la Costa del Sol, y accesible todos los dias del ano en horario ininterrumpido.
Reviewed By JoannT24 - Perth, Australia
I am so glad this was a suggestion to us as it was not well advertised around the town. The whole area is well laid out and clean. The history of the arena, shown through an audio display, is interested and well documented. All of the displays are well written and the audio commentary is timely and well done. This tour can be done at your own leisure and there are spots to sit and relax and experience the atmosphere of the first bull ring in Spain. A fantastic afternoon. The walk along the cliff edge is well worth the effort...... the views are so so stunning.
4. Camp Nou
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39,800 reviews
This gigantic stadium is the largest soccer stadium in Europe, with a seating capacity of 100,000
Reviewed By 920sergiud - Frankfurt, Germany
Wonderful experience.You get to see the team museum, trophy room and history stuff from old t-shirts to a 1901 trophy.The tour covers also the locker rooms and a visit to the press room.You also get the opportunity to see the stadium from inside the VIP panoramic seets which is quite spectacular.
5. Santiago Bernabeu Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22,606 reviews
Reviewed By DaveH717 - Preston, United Kingdom
Having done the nou camp tour, which was excellent, this tour was high on my list to do whilst in Madrid. Bought tickets on line from the Real Madrid web site, cheaper than other sites. The ground is right next to the metro, so easy to find. This is not a guided tour and audio tour is extra. You are directed up a series of outside elevators, getting a view of Madrid, until you reach the top and go through to a fantastic view of the pitch/stadium from up high. Takes your breath away. The tour continues going through various rooms , history of the club, tribute to special players, a trophy room that goes on for ever, golden boot winners including Michael Owen, a special European Champions trophy room, changing rooms, conference room and others. You then walk around the stands until you reach pitch side with the dug outs..amazing views. All this is done at your own pace. Only downside is that you have no option but to queue a couple of times to have your picture taken, one with the champions league trophy, but luckily for us the tour wasn't busy so little waiting.
6. Estadio De Mestalla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 556 reviews
Reviewed By MichaelSchindl
Always wanted to come here once and happy we got tickets for Valencia CF against FC Barcelona. Great atmosphere and historical building. For football fans surely a must see.
7. Polo Santa Maria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
8. RCDE Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By conregan - Ciudad Quesada, Spain
Absolutely sublime stadium beautiful all the made for the better for me as we had a owners box which was awesome, full fridge stocked with beers and soft drinks, plenty if bottles of wine and various tapas brought to us during the game, the room had seating outside in a private area for 12. Shame the home there was not many home fans but what a quality stadium
9. Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 446 reviews
Sevilla FC is the oldest football club in Seville, founded in the year 1890. On the 25th of January of that year, it was founded as a private cultural and sporting association. The club was officially registered on the 14th of October of 1905, in order to adapt to changes in legislation. Sevilla FC has been the most successful club in Andalusia, with 73 seasons in the First Division and 13 national and international titles: one La Liga title (45/46), five Spanish Cups (35, 39, 48, 2007, and 2010), five Europa League titles (2006, 2007, 2014, 2015 and 2016), a European Super Cup (2006), and a Spanish Super Cup (2007). Additionally, the club dominated the Andalusian Cup, an official tournament held from 1915 to 1940, winning 18 of the 21 editions.
Reviewed By 360harrym
My girlfriend and I went to watch Sevilla play at home against Levante. Good stadium which is very easy to navigate and find your seats. The seats are close to the pitch meaning everyone can get a great view. Fantastic atmosphere at the game with everyone singing along to the club’s anthem pre game. As for transport to and from the game the stadium is easily reached from Seville centre. There is a shopping centre right next to the stadium with a McDonalds to grab a quite bite to eat before the game. I would really recommend a trip to watch Sevilla play. Our tickets were €35 which we bought off the website prior to attending.
10. Plaza de Toros
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By mdbt - Boulogne-Billancourt, France
We came there at the opening time at 10 but waited a bit before it actually opens. It was worth waiting for ! We took a guided tour and could follow the bull way when arriving at the Plaza. We saw what they didn't show us in other plazas and really felt the passion of the corrida. We visited the chapel where toreros pray before the fight. It was very interesting and we could ask all the questions we had about this fascinating tradition. We bought a cape and I even got my name tagged on it... it was definitely one of the highlights of our trip ! In the museum you get to see the bull that was first fought in the Plaza... an impressive piece of history.
