Spain
Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán
Home of Sevilla in Seville: nominal capacity 43,751, opened 1958, in the Nervión district.
Seville43,751
Opened 1958Football grounds in Seville
Seville's Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán sits in the Nervión district, a short metro ride or a pleasant walk from the cathedral quarter.
Getting around
Transport in Seville
- Seville Metro — line 1 stops at Nervión, a short walk from the ground.
- Tussam buses — several routes run along the avenues around the stadium.
- Seville Santa Justa is the main rail station, about twenty minutes from the ground.
Planning
A football weekend in Seville
One ground in this guide, one very hot city for much of the season. Seville works as a weekend around a single fixture, with kick-off times late enough in summer to make the walk in comfortable.
Whichever ground you choose, the pattern of the day is the same: travel in with the crowd, arrive at the turnstiles about an hour before kick-off, and leave the return journey until the first surge has cleared. In Seville that advice matters most at the nearest station to the ground, where the queue builds within minutes of the final whistle.
Before and after
Where supporters gather in Seville
Nervión
The neighbourhood around the ground, with bars on every corner.
Santa Cruz
The old quarter, where many visitors stay before heading out to Nervión.
Triana
Across the river, a lively alternative quarter.