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About Abe Lenstra Stadion

Welcome to Abe Lenstra Stadion, the home of SC Heerenveen. Opened in 1994 and named after Dutch football legend Abe Lenstra, this stadium has hosted memorable matches and international events, including the 2007 UEFA European Under-21 Championship and the 2024 UEFA Women’s Nations League finals. Located at Abe Lenstra Boulevard 19, 8448 JA Heerenveen, the venue blends intimate viewing with modern facilities. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, plan parking and transit, and discover nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re a local supporter or visiting fans, we’ve got you covered with clear information on seating, parking access via P4 (Entrance J), transit links to Heerenveen town centre and the train station, and nearby hotels like Hajé Hotel Heerenveen and Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Heidehof. For fans seeking a reliable plan, we’ve included links to official venue resources, team pages, and curated partner recommendations to make your trip smooth and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type: football stadium (home ground of SC Heerenveen).
  • Address: Abe Lenstra Boulevard 19, 8448 JA Heerenveen, Netherlands.
  • Capacity: widely cited as 27,224 total (26,100 seats; remainder standing); figures vary by source.
  • Seating chart: seating plan available via the club; plan referenced on the stadium guide page.
  • Parking: on-site parking exists; typical access noted as P4 (Entrance J) in local references.
  • Transit: near Heerenveen town centre and train station; bus 48 serves the area; walking times ~10 minutes from town centre; near A32 exits 11/12.
  • Nearby hotels: Hajé Hotel Heerenveen and Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant Heidehof.
  • Notable events hosted: 2007 UEFA European Under-21 Championship (venue) and 2024 UEFA Women's Nations League finals (3rd place match Netherlands vs Germany).
  • Renamed/demolished: no; the stadium remains Abe Lenstra Stadion (opened 1994 and named after Abe Lenstra).