Benfica Stadium & Museum
Step into SL Benfica Stadium, enjoy panoramic views. Explore the dressing room where legends readied. Hall of Fame honors historic figures. Benfica Museum, celebrating victories with the unique Eclectic Pride trophy display.Bestseller
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For a hassle-free experience at Benfica Stadium, plan your visit strategically. Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time to allow for check-in and security procedures.
While visiting Benfica Stadium, take the opportunity to explore the surrounding area, Marqués de Pombal roundabout, near the stadium.You can enjoy local food such as caldo verde (kale soup) or petiscos (small plates) at nearby eateries like Restaurante A Merendeiras or The Darjeeling Express.
Benfica Stadium is conveniently located in the northern suburbs of Lisbon, with easy access via public transportation. The Colegio Militar Metro Station at the nearby Colombo Shopping Centre is a 10-minute walk away, providing a convenient option for visitors traveling by subway.
Before or after your stadium tour, consider exploring the Benfica Museum, located within the stadium complex. The museum offers a comprehensive overview of the club's storied history, showcasing trophies, memorabilia, and exhibits dedicated to legendary players like Eusébio.
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About Benfica Stadium & Museum
Experience the excitement of football at Estádio da Luz or Benfica Stadium, the home of S.L. Benfica. Opened in 2003, this modern, state-of-the-art stadium accommodates 64,642 spectators and has a UEFA category four rating. Designed by Damon Lavelle, its beautiful polycarbonate roof allows sunlight to filter onto the pitch from various angles, creating an amazing atmosphere and giving it the nickname, the Stadium of Light.
With 86 major trophies, Benfica stands as the most decorated club in Portugal. Among their victories are 38 Primeira Liga titles, 26 Taça de Portugal triumphs, 7 Taça da Liga championships, 9 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira wins, and 3 Campeonato de Portugal titles. Since 2003, Benfica has called Benfica Stadium their home ground.
Estádio da Luz or Benfica Stadium was built as a venue for the UEFA Euro 2004 tournament held in Portugal. Serving as one of the tournament's key locations, the stadium hosted numerous matches, including the highly anticipated final showdown between Greece and Portugal.
Benfica Stadium has a distinctive retractable roof, setting it apart from other stadiums. This innovative feature enables the venue to accommodate events in diverse weather conditions, with the flexibility to swiftly open or close the roof, ensuring a seamless sporting experience for spectators.
Outside Estádio da Luz stands a statue of the legendary Portuguese footballer, Eusébio, who was a distinguished player for SL Benfica. Celebrating his extraordinary achievements, including his prolific goal-scoring and his role in Benfica's successes, the statue serves as a lasting tribute to his enduring legacy and remarkable talent.
In preparation for the UEFA Euro 2004 tournament, Benfica Stadium underwent extensive renovations in 2003 to meet rigorous international standards. These upgrades included the implementation of state-of-the-art facilities and a significant expansion of seating capacity, ensuring a world-class experience for spectators and players alike.
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Main entrance
The main entrance to Benfica Stadium is located on Av. Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, 1500-313. Expect a waiting time of approximately 15 to 30 minutes. Accessible from various points within the stadium complex, including nearby parking areas and public transportation stops, the main entrance offers convenient access for visitors arriving by car, bus, or metro. Wheelchair ramps and elevators are available to ensure accessibility for all tour participants.
Benfica Stadium is closed on match days for the men's football team. Benfica Stadium is also closed on December 25th and January 1st. On December 24th and 31st, the stadium opens from 10am to 2pm. Additionally, the museum will be closed on December 25th and January 1st.
Benfica Stadium features a souvenir shop where fans can purchase merchandise and collectibles to commemorate their visit.
Benfica Stadium has an information desk to clear all your doubts.
Service animals are allowed inside the Benfica Stadium.
Benfica Stadium has wheelchair-accessible bathrooms.
Benfica Stadium has elevator accessibility.
There is a reception counter where you can rent wheelchairs at Benfica Stadium.