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About Joseph Marienstadion
Joseph Marienstadion, also known as Stade Joseph Mariën or Joseph Marienstadion, is a historic multi-use football stadium in Forest, a municipality of Brussels. With a post-2018 renovation, it accommodates about 9,400 spectators and serves as the home ground for Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. The main stand holds roughly great seats, with additional long-side stands forming the overall configuration. The venue stands as a restored heritage site, dating back to its 1920 Olympic football use and its ongoing role in Belgian football.
Whether you’re attending a match or visiting for an event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you plan a smooth trip to Forest, Brussels.
Accessibility is a priority at Joseph Marienstadion. Transit options include Brussels STIB tram lines 3 and 4 stopping near Albert and several bus lines (52/82/97) in the surrounding area. If you’re driving, plan for nearby public parking options in Forest and the Parc Duden area, as on-site parking details are not widely published. For visitors staying overnight, we’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and restaurant partners in the Forest/Brussels region to simplify your planning. RUSG’s official pages also offer mobility guidance to help you navigate to and from the stadium. Secure your seats and plan ahead—we’ve got you with reliable information for a straightforward ticket and visit experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current capacity: about 9,400 seats (post-2018 renovation).
- Address: Chaussée de Bruxelles 223, 1190 Forest, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium.
- Venue type: Multi-use football stadium; home ground of Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.
- Notable layout: main stand approximately 2,500 seats; overall configuration includes long-side stands.
- Notable events: hosted football at the 1920 Summer Olympics; renovated 2016–2018 and restored as a heritage site.
- Renaming/history: formerly Stade de La Butte; also referred to as Joseph Marien / Joseph Mariënstadion; not demolished, still in use and protected as a historic monument.
- Transit: accessible by Brussels STIB (tram lines 3/4 near Albert stop; bus lines 52/82/97 nearby); mobility guidance exists on RUSG pages.
- Parking: on-site parking not prominently published; nearby public parking options exist in the Forest/Parc Duden area (see nearby parking listings).
- Nearby hotels: hotels in Forest/Brussels area catering to visitors to USG matches are available (hotel listings near Union Saint-Gilloise).