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Regie Stadium

Bucharest, Romania

10,020

recorded capacity

1 block = 1,000 placesoutline continues to Arena Națională, 55,634

Regie Stadium in Bucharest is the oldest (opened 1920) of the 31 listed stadiums in Romania. The nearest listed stadium is Rapid-Giulești Stadium, 0.9 km away.

Listed for
Football
Surface
Grass
Position
44.45° N, 26.05° E

Compare with another stadium

Where it stands in Romania

  1. Arena Națională45,614 more55,634
  2. 23 more listed stadiums
  3. Râmnicu Vâlcea Municipal Stadium1,980 more12,000
  4. Francisc von Neuman Stadium1,480 more11,500
  5. Emil Alexandrescu Stadium1,370 more11,390
  6. Regie Stadium10,020
  7. Flacăra Stadium20 fewer10,000
  8. May 1 Stadium20 fewer10,000
  9. Turda Municipal Stadium20 fewer10,000

All 31 listed in Romania

From the record

Owner
Ministry of National Education
Share of listed capacity in Romania
1.8%
Latest renovation or expansion
2019, more recent than 18 of the other 18 listed stadiums in Romania with such a year
Compared with the median in Romania
0.7 times the median capacity of 14,542 across its 31 listed stadiums
Opened in the 1920s in Romania
5 of the 31 listed stadiums, this one included
Nearest larger listed stadium
Rapid-Giulești Stadium, 0.9 km
Listed stadiums within 10 km
5

Chronology

  1. 1920 Opened
  2. 1972 Renovated
  3. 2004 Renovated
  4. 2019 Renovated

Nearest listed stadiums

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  1. Rapid-Giulești Stadium · north14,047 places, opened 20220.9 km
  2. Cotroceni Stadium · south-east14,542 places, opened 19952.9 km
  3. Dinamo Stadium · east15,032 places, opened 19514.0 km
  4. Steaua Stadium · south31,254 places, opened 20214.1 km
  5. Arena Națională · east55,634 places, opened 20118.0 km

Source: Wikipedia, Regie Stadium.