National Stadium

Stadium

The Portuguese National Stadium was built between 1939 and 1944 and hosted the European Cup final in 1967, a game that Celtic fans don't forget. The Lisbon Lions beat Inter Milan by 2-1. Currently is only used for the final of the Portuguese Cup and athletics. The final of the Portuguese Cup is a special day for all the visiting fans.

During the 90's the stadium was made all seated and now hosts 37.000 spectators.

GPS Coordinates

N 38.708846 , W 9.261059

How to get there

You can go to the National Stadium by train or by bus. By train, use the Cruz Quebrada train station in Cascais Line and then a 10 minute walk. By bus, the number 76 stops near.

Around the stadium

Take again the train and go back to Belém or head to Cascais.