Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

Built in 1947, the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium has a capacity of 80,000 and is the home stadium of the Real Madrid CF. On non-match days, spectators can enter the Bernabeu and visit the dressing rooms, press room, and learn about the team's history and glory.

The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, built in 1947, is the Home Stadium of Real Madrid CF, and has a Seating Capacity of 80,000 Spectators. On match days, Bernabéu is transformed into a partying sea of fans.

The Spanish club Real Madrid has won 13 UEFA Champions League Trophies, way ahead of second-placed AC Milan, with superstars as Christiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, Michael James Owen and Zidane. Zinedine Zidane served as Real Madrid’s head coach several times, leading his team to the podium of La Liga, the UEFA Champions League, and The UEFA Super Cup. Every time Real Madrid and Barcelona face off, they become the focus of media attention.

Manywhere Trivia:
The word “Galácticos” was originated in Real Madrid, referring to its superexpensive, world-famous football players in one team.

On non-game days, spectators will also be able to enter the interior of the stadium and visit the Players' Locker Room, Shower Room, and Press Room to learn about the history and glory of the Real Madrid football team.

Don’t forget to pick up a shirt at the official souvenir shop before you leave, so that when the next match day comes, you can wear it at the Bernabéu and cheer for the home team with 80,000 other fans.

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