Stadiums with the largest capacity in Spain

The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has a current capacity of 83,186 spectators following its recent and comprehensive renovation, placing it among Spain's largest stadiums. Its seating capacity makes it a key venue for major sporting and large-scale events in the country.

The Estadio Metropolitano boasts a capacity of over 70,000 spectators, making it the third-largest football stadium in Spain by capacity. Its modern design and state-of-the-art infrastructure, including 96% covered seating, offer a premium experience for fans.

San Mamés Stadium boasts an official capacity of 53,289 spectators, placing it among Spain's largest football stadiums. Its modern design and advanced infrastructure allow it to host a large number of fans at every event. Furthermore, its maximum capacity can be expanded to 56,008 seats, demonstrating its potential to accommodate even more attendees.

Mestalla Stadium has a current capacity of 49,430 spectators, placing it among the football stadiums with the largest seating capacity in Spain. It is a historic venue inaugurated in 1923, making it the oldest stadium in the Spanish Primera División since 2020.

The Estadio Benito Villamarín boasts a capacity of 60,721 spectators, placing it among Spain's largest football stadiums. Its significant capacity, a result of major renovations, allows it to host a large number of fans at every event. It is the home of Real Betis Balompié and a landmark in the Spanish sports landscape.

This stadium is included due to its considerable capacity, currently standing at 43,883 spectators, establishing it as one of Spain's largest sports venues. Its seating capacity ranks it as the ninth largest stadium in the country and the third in Andalusia, making it prominent in Spanish football.

Estadio La Rosaleda has an official capacity of 30,044 spectators, placing it among the largest football stadiums in Spain. Its capacity makes it a significant venue for hosting major sporting events and high-level matches. It is the 18th largest stadium in Spain and the 4th largest in Andalusia.

Estadio de La Cartuja boasts a capacity for 58,000 spectators, making it one of Spain's largest stadiums. Its infrastructure allows it to host major sporting events, such as Copa del Rey finals, as well as concerts by international artists. It is a key venue for large-scale events on the national scene.

The Estadio de Gran Canaria has a current capacity of 32,392 spectators, placing it among Spain's largest stadiums. Furthermore, it has significant expansion plans for the 2030 World Cup, aiming to increase its capacity to 44,462 spectators, further solidifying its relevance in the national sports landscape.

Estadio José Zorrilla has a capacity of 27,618 spectators, making it one of Spain's largest stadiums. Its significant capacity allows it to host high-level football matches and other major events, such as 1982 World Cup games and Copa del Rey finals.

The Spotify Camp Nou boasts the largest capacity in Spain, with a current seating capacity of 99,354, which will expand to 105,000 after its renovation in August 2026. Its immense size makes it a European and global benchmark for major sporting events. It is currently operating with a licensed capacity of 62,657 spectators.

Estadio Abanca-Riazor has a current capacity of 32,490 seated spectators, placing it among the football stadiums with the largest capacity in Spain. Its modern infrastructure and history as a host for international events, such as the 1982 World Cup and the upcoming 2030 World Cup, demonstrate its relevance and size in the Spanish sports landscape.