Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium

The stadium was inaugurated in 2017 and its name is in homage to the Estadio Metropolitano, where the team used to play in the 1960s.

The Cívitas Metropolitano has a capacity of 67,829 spectators - making it the third-largest in Spain, after Barcelona's Camp Nou and the Bernabéu in Madrid.

Unique in Europe

The New Atlético de Madrid stadium has one of the best atmospheres in all Europe, thanks to the acoustics, light show, and the passionate fans, who can be found in the stands every Sunday.

The main stand dates back to 1996, when the "La Peineta" sports complex was inaugurated, an athletics stadium which formed part of the Madrid Olympic bid in 2012, 2016 and 2020, and whose structure was used for the new stadium.

For many fans, it was still tough to leave the old Calderón stadium, a place with 116 years of Atleti history.

Around the stadium

As well as visiting the stadium and its complex, visitors to Avenida de Luis Aragonés can also enjoy the sights the club has created to surround the stadium.

The most important is the "Legends Walk" a collection of plaques that pay homage to Atleti's heroes of the past and present, such as Milinko Pantic, Luis Aragonés, Diego Pablo Simeone, Fernando Torres or Diego Godín.

The stadium also has a large sign which reads “Con coraje y corazón” (with courage and heart), which is a good spot to take a photo next to the official shop.

Tour of the Cívitas Metropolitano

If you want to visit the stadium and enjoy details of the history of the club, the best option is to take the tour that allows you to visit the inside, take a peek into the changing rooms, see the press room, and even set foot on the pitch...

And you'll enjoy the "legendary shirts and titles", an exposition which is sure to delight fans of the club with some of the most emblematic kits from throughout history.

You can reserve below to skip the lines:

• Reserve a tour of the Cívitas Metropolitano