List of La Liga stadiums

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Since the inception of La Liga in 1929, Spain's highest level of association football annual league tournament, 88 football stadiums have been used to host matches. The inaugural round of La Liga matches took place on 10 February 1929 with five clubs hosting the opening fixtures. [1]

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El Alcoraz was the latest stadium to host its first La Liga match, and the Wanda Metropolitano is the arena that was built most recently.

Stadiums

Stadiums listed in bold indicate that they are the home grounds of teams participating in the 2023–24 La Liga season, while those stadiums listed in italics have now been demolished.

StadiumImageClubLocationOpenedClosedCurrent
capacity †		Refs
Alfredo di Stéfano Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano.JPG Real Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 20066,000 [2]
Altabix Elche Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Elche 1926197615,000 [3]
Reale Arena
Formerly Anoeta		 Anoeta estadioa 37, Donostia, Gipuzkoa, Euskal Herria.jpg Real Sociedad Flag of the Basque Country.svg San Sebastián 199339,500 [4]
Atotxa Atotxa estadioa, Donostia. Gipuzkoa, Euskal Herria.jpg Real Sociedad Flag of the Basque Country.svg San Sebastián 1913199926,700 [5]
Avenida de Cataluña Gimnàstic Flag of Catalonia.svg Tarragona 1922197210,000
Balaídos Balaidos hoy.jpg Celta Vigo Flag of Galicia.svg Vigo 192829,000‡ [6]
Bardín Hércules Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Alicante 193219548,000 [7]
Benito Villamarín
Formerly Patronato Obrero
Formerly Heliópolis
Formerly Manuel Ruiz de Lopera		 Estadio Benito Villamarin 2018001.jpg Real Betis Flag of Andalucia.svg Seville 192960,720 [8]
Butarque Estadio Municipal Butarque, Leganes.JPG Leganés Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Leganés 199811,454 [9]
Camp d'Esports Camp d'Esports des d'un dels edificis de Fleming.JPG Lleida Flag of Catalonia.svg Lleida 191813,500
Camp del Guinardó Europa Flag of Catalonia.svg Barcelona 1923196419,000
Camp Nou Camp Nou aerial (cropped).jpg Barcelona Flag of Catalonia.svg Barcelona 195799,354‡ [10]
Carlos Belmonte Carlos Belmonte.jpg Albacete Bandera Castilla-La Mancha.svg Albacete 196017,102 [11]
Carlos Tartiere (1932) Oviedo Flag of Asturias.svg Oviedo 1932200316,000 [12]
Carlos Tartiere (2003) Estadio Carlos Tartiere.jpg Oviedo Flag of Asturias.svg Oviedo 200330,500 [12]
Castalia (1945) Castellón Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Castellón de la Plana 1945198710,000
Castalia (1987) CS-NUM.JPG Castellón Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Castellón de la Plana 198714,485 [13]
Chamartín Real Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 1924194722,500 [14]
Chapín PanoramicadeChapin.jpg Xerez Flag of Andalucia.svg Jerez de la Frontera 198820,523 [15]
Ciutat de València Levante Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Valencia 196926,354 [16]
Coliseum Alfonso Pérez Panoramica Coliseum Alfonso Perez.jpg Getafe Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Getafe 199817,000 [17]
Colombino Edificios destacados Huelva 043.jpg Recreativo Flag of Andalucia.svg Huelva 1957200713,000 [18]
Creu Alta Sabadell Flag of Catalonia.svg Sabadell 1906196815,000 [19]
El Alcoraz Alcoraz, Uesca.jpg Huesca Flag of Aragon.svg Huesca 19727,638 [20]
El Arcángel Córdoba Flag of Andalucia.svg Córdoba 1954199315,500
El Arcángel (1993) ArcangelCordoba2Lega3.jpg Córdoba Flag of Andalucia.svg Córdoba 199321,822 [21]
El Collao El Collao Stadium.jpg Alcoyano Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Alcoy 19294,850 [22]
El Molinón Interior de El Molinon.JPG Sporting Gijón Flag of Asturias.svg Gijón 190829,029 [23]
El Plantío Estadio El Plantio, Burgos.jpg Burgos
Real Burgos 		Flag of Castile and Leon.svg Burgos 196412,200 [24]
El Sadar
Formerly Reyno de Navarra		 Sadar Stadium.jpg Osasuna Bandera de Navarra.svg Pamplona 196718,761 [25]
El Sardinero (1913) Camposdesport.jpg Racing Santander Flag of Cantabria.svg Santander 1913198820,000 [26]
Camilo Cano Levante Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg La Nucía 20194,000 [27]
El Sardinero (1988) Estadio El Sardinero.jpg Racing Santander Flag of Cantabria.svg Santander 198822,222 [28]
El Sequiol Castellón Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Castellón de la Plana 192319478,000
Estadio de la Cerámica
Formerly El Madrigal		 El Madrigal Stadium 01.jpg Villarreal Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Villarreal 192324,890 [29]
Francisco de la Hera Francisco de la Hera.jpg Extremadura Flag of Extremadura with COA.svg Almendralejo 195111,580 [30]
Gran Canaria Estadio de Gran Canaria 7-1-2017.jpg Las Palmas Flag of the Canary Islands.svg Las Palmas 200333,111 [31]
Helmántico Estadio Helmantico - Spain vs China 2005.jpg Salamanca Flag of Castile and Leon.svg Salamanca 197017,341 [32]
Heliodoro Rodríguez López RodriguezLopez2008.jpg Tenerife Flag of the Canary Islands.svg Santa Cruz de Tenerife 192522,824 [33]
Gobela
Formerly Ibaiondo		 Arenas Flag of the Basque Country.svg Getxo 192520141,221 [34]
Insular Estadio Insular.JPG Las Palmas Flag of the Canary Islands.svg Las Palmas 1949201421,000 [35]
Ipurua Ipurua 2016.jpg Eibar Flag of the Basque Country.svg Eibar 19478,164 [36]
José Rico Pérez Estadio Jose Rico Perez en obras.jpg Hércules Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Alicante 197429,500 [37]
José Zorrilla (1940) Valladolid Flag of Castile and Leon.svg Valladolid 1940198718,000 [38]
José Zorrilla (1982) Estadio Jose Zorrilla desde Preferencia A.jpg Valladolid Flag of Castile and Leon.svg Valladolid 198226,512 [39]
Juan Rojas AD Almería Flag of Andalucia.svg Almería 197613,468 [40]
La Condomina Estadio de La Condomina.jpg Murcia Flag of the Region of Murcia.svg Murcia 19246,500 [41]
La Puentecilla Cultural Leonsa Flag of Castile and Leon.svg León 1955199812,844 [42]
La Romareda La Romareda en dia de partido.jpg Zaragoza Flag of Aragon.svg Zaragoza 195734,596 [43]
La Rosaleda Preferencia Rosaleda.jpg CD Málaga
Málaga CF 		Flag of Andalucia.svg Málaga 194130,044 [44]
La Victoria Viejo Estadio de la Victoria.jpg Jaén Flag of Andalucia.svg Jaén 1944200511,500 [45]
La Viña Hércules Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Alicante 1954197412,000 [46]
Las Gaunas Logroñés Flag of La Rioja (with coat of arms).svg Logroño 1923200214,895 [47]
Les Corts Camp de les corts 1930.jpg Barcelona
Condal 		Flag of Catalonia.svg Barcelona 1922196660,000 [48]
Lluís Companys
Formerly Montjuïc		 Barcelona Olympic Stadium (Inside).jpg Espanyol Flag of Catalonia.svg Barcelona 192954,000 [49]
Lluís Sitjar Mallorca Flag of the Balearic Islands.svg Palma 1945201418,000 [50]
Los Cármenes Granada Flag of Andalucia.svg Granada 1934199522,000 [51]
Los Pajaritos Numancia Flag of Castile and Leon.svg Soria 19998,727 [52]
Manuel Martínez Valero
Formerly Nuevo Estadio		 Panoramica del Estadio Martinez Valero.jpg Elche Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Elche 197633,732 [53]
Mendizorrotza Mendizorrotza.jpg Alavés Flag of the Basque Country.svg Vitoria-Gasteiz 192419,840 [54]
Mestalla
Formerly Luis Casanova		 Mestalla antes del partido Valencia-Barcelona LaLiga 2023-2024.jpg Valencia Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Valencia 192349,500 [55]
Metropolitano Atlético Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 1923196635,800 [56]
Montilivi Montilivi280611.jpg Girona Flag of Catalonia.svg Girona 197013,450 [57]
Nervión Estadio de Nervion.jpg Sevilla Flag of Andalucia.svg Seville 1928195820,000 [58]
Nou Estadi Nou estadi dins.jpg Gimnàstic Flag of Catalonia.svg Tarragona 197214,591 [59]
Nova Creu Alta Estadinovacreualta 2.jpg Sabadell Flag of Catalonia.svg Sabadell 196711,981 [60]
Nueva Condomina Estadio Nueva Condomina.jpg Murcia Flag of the Region of Murcia.svg Murcia 200631,179 [61]
Nuevo Colombino Nuevo Colombino Huelva.jpg Recreativo Flag of Andalucia.svg Huelva 200121,670 [62]
Nuevo Los Cármenes Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes, March 2012.jpg Granada Flag of Andalucia.svg Granada 199522,094 [63]
Pasarón Pontevedra-Celta-Depor en Pasaron (14923907095).jpg Pontevedra Flag of Galicia.svg Pontevedra 196512,000 [64]
Power Horse
Formerly Estadio de los Juegos Mediterráneos		 Panoramica del Estadio de los juegos mediterraneos.jpg Almería Flag of Andalucia.svg Almería 200415,200 [65]
Ramón de Carranza Nuevo Ramon de Carranza lleno.jpg Cádiz Flag of Andalucia.svg Cádiz 195525,033 [66]
Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Preferencia and Gol Norte-2007-04-05.jpg Sevilla Flag of Andalucia.svg Seville 195842,714 [67]
RCDE Stadium
Formerly Power8 Stadium		 EstadioRCDE Pano.jpg Espanyol Flag of Catalonia.svg Cornellà–El Prat 200940,500 [68]
Riazor Estadio de Riazor.A Corunha.Galiza.jpg Deportivo La Coruña Flag of Galicia.svg A Coruña 194434,600 [69]
Romano
Formerly Romano José Fouto		 Estadioromano.jpg Mérida Flag of Extremadura with COA.svg Mérida 195314,600 [70]
San Juan Osasuna Bandera de Navarra.svg Pamplona 1922198220,000 [71]
San Lázaro Estadio Multiusos de San Lazaro.jpg Compostela Flag of Galicia.svg Santiago de Compostela 199312,000 [72]
San Mamés (1913) San Mames Panorama 2012-04-05.jpg Athletic Bilbao Flag of the Basque Country.svg Bilbao 1913201340,000 [73]
San Mamés (2013) San Mames5, Bilbo, Euskal Herria.jpg Athletic Bilbao Flag of the Basque Country.svg Bilbao 201353,289 [74]
Saniat Rmel
Formerly Varela		 Stadio Saniat Rmel.jpg Atlético Tetuán Flag of Morocco.svg Tétouan 191315,000
Santiago Bernabéu Estadio Santiago Bernabeu Madrid.jpg Real Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 194781,044 [75]
Sarrià Sarria.jpg Espanyol Flag of Catalonia.svg Barcelona 1923199744,000 [76]
Son Moix
Formerly Iberostar Stadium
Formerly ONO Estadi		 Panor mica de Son Moix (569234728).jpg Mallorca Flag of the Balearic Islands.svg Palma 199923,142 [77]
Stadium Gal Grada de tribuna del Stadium Gal.JPG Real Unión Flag of the Basque Country.svg Irun 19266,344 [78]
Torrero Zaragoza Flag of Aragon.svg Zaragoza 192319708,000 [79]
Vallecas
Formerly Teresa Rivero		 Estadio de Vallecas.jpg Rayo Vallecano Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 197614,708 [80]
Vallejo Levante Flag of the Valencian Community (2x3).svg Valencia 1925196818,000
Vicente Calderón Vicente Calderon Stadium by BruceW.jpg Atlético Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 1966201754,907 [81]
Wanda Metropolitano Wanda Metropolitano - 2017-09.jpg Atlético Madrid Flag of the Community of Madrid.svg Madrid 201767,703 [81]

† For closed or demolished grounds, capacity is taken at closure.
‡ Currently in the process of, or scheduled to be developed.

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