Most reviewed Stadia in Algés, Portugal

SL Benfica's 65,000-capacity, 3 tier, all-seater soccer stadium, designed by Damon Lavelle.

Sporting Clube de Portugal's football stadium, opened in 2003, with more than 50,000 seats.

👍 Nicely maintained park with good walking route and places to sit, must a dump pipe near the sea as it does stink in places hear the water at times, but doesn't take away from the park itself, which is a great asset for the area. Lovely area for the summer with bbq grills and picnic benches. There i...

👍👍 Nice place to spend some time. It has also a children area..

👍👍 As a Celtic fan this was a must see while in Lisbon. The stadium looks like it's almost unchanged from when the Lisbon Lions brought the big cup to Glasgow in 1967. When we arrived there was a league 2 game on (only about 250 fans watching). Two fellow Celtic fans were leaving the ground as we arriv...

👍 Historic stadium, social areas active during non-match days with old boys who are lifelong members of the club. Feels like a real community venue. Managed to go inside and see the bowels of the stadium, great experience.

👍👍 It is a small but lovely looking park! Perfect for a short walk.

👍👍 Very nice place. Open space... Good to shows

👍👍 Good

🫤 Access under construction, poorly marked parking lot, muddy path to the fields, in rainy weather, lack of conditions for those who want to watch training or games, without any solution for seating (stands) or cover from the sun, rain or wind, and no toilets for spectators. There is a lot of work to...

😐 The old Medideira stadium is just that: old, old. It feels like a trip back in time, to mid-20th century football. It still has pedestrian areas with dirt and whitewashed benches. Long live the blue jerseys of Amora F. C.!

👍 Santa Cruz, o Oeste no seu melhor! Agreste mas arrebatador, quem experienciou vai querer repetir.