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Stadium

Ciutat de Valencia

Valencia, Spain

Formerly: Estadio Antonio Román, Nuevo Estadio, Nou Estadi

Fachada del estadio Ciutat de València
Fachada del estadio Ciutat de València https://www.flickr.com/photos/funky1opti/with/4375009283/ · CC BY 2.0
Estadi Ciutat de València.
Estadi Ciutat de València. Andreuet · Public domain
Estadi Ciutat de València (estadi en aquesta ciutat, on juga el Llevant UE)
Estadi Ciutat de València (estadi en aquesta ciutat, on juga el Llevant UE) Francesc Fort · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Estadi Ciutat de València stands as a straightforward football ground in Valencia, where Levante UD play. The building’s terracotta façade is the first thing you notice, with the club’s name in large red letters running across the upper tier.

The ground has changed shape at the break, most recently during a major renovation completed in 2021. That work brought a new roof and 4K-compliant lighting, but the capacity remained largely unchanged despite initial plans for a slight increase. The playing surface is now hybrid grass, installed alongside the structural improvements.

The official attendance record is 17,240 spectators, set during a match against SD Amorebieta. The stadium has also hosted events outside football, including concerts by The Police in 2008.