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About Estadio de Atletismo Ciudad de Malaga
Estadio de Atletismo Ciudad de Malaga is a versatile, multi‑purpose stadium in Málaga built for athletics and used for football, rugby, and a range of events. With a total capacity of 10,816 and a main grandstand seating 7,562, this venue has hosted major national and international competitions, from the Spanish Athletics Championships to the European Athletics Cup. Whether you’re grabbing tickets for a track meet or a rugby match, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no‑nonsense ticket access and essential venue details.
We’ve put together practical guidance to help you plan your visit: where to park, how to get there by public transit, and nearby hotels and dining options. If you’re staying in Málaga, consider trusted hotel partners and convenient dining picks to keep things simple and hassle-free. Remember, dates and events can vary, so verify specifics as you secure your seats.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 10,816 total; 7,562 in the main grandstand.
- Address: Calle Miguel de Merida Nicolich s/n, 29004 Málaga, Spain.
- Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium built for athletics; also used for football, rugby and other events; hosted Spanish Athletics Championships (2005, 2011) and European Athletics Cup (2006).
- seating: Main stand capacity 7,562; no publicly published full seating chart; overall seating described as 7,562 seated plus perimeter seating to reach 10,816.
- Parking: On‑site parking details are not publicly published; nearby parking/garages exist (e.g., Parkopedia listing for nearby lots).
- Transit: Nearest Metro stop is Palacio de los Deportes on Line 2 (Palacio de los Deportes station).
- Nearby hotels: AC Hotel Málaga Palacio (Cortina del Muelle 1), NH Málaga (San Jacinto 2), Barceló Málaga (Estación Vialia, María Zambrano area).
- Notable events hosted: 2005 & 2011 Spanish Athletics Championships, 2006 European Athletics Cup, 2018 World Masters Athletics Championships, Spain Sevens rugby events in 2022, and a Spain vs Uruguay rugby test in 2016.