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About Josy Barthel Stadium

Josy Barthel Stadium, a historic multi-use venue in central Luxembourg City, is known for football and athletics. With a seated capacity of 8,054, the stadium sits at 1 Rue du Stade, Route d'Arlon, 1140 Luxembourg (Belair). While it historically hosted the Luxembourg national football team and rugby, the site remains a key athletics and event hub. Our page provides practical, no-fuss guidance to help you secure tickets, understand seating layouts, and plan your visit with parking, transit options, and trusted nearby hotels and restaurants.

Note: The stadium opened as Stade Municipal and was renamed Stade Josy Barthel in 1993. National-team use ended with the opening of Stade de Luxembourg in 2021. As planning evolves, this venue continues to host various events and serves as a significant landmark in Luxembourg City. For ticketing, availability, and event details, we’ve got you covered with easy, dependable options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 8,054 (seated) at Stade Josy Barthel.
  • Address: 1 Rue du Stade, Route d'Arlon, 1140 Luxembourg (Luxembourg City, Belair).
  • Venue type: football stadium with athletics facilities; historically hosted Luxembourg national football team and rugby; multi-use site.
  • Seating chart: seating plan exists; StadiumDB lists capacity and four-stand configuration (useful for ticketing layouts).
  • Parking: Parking du Stade near Route d'Arlon with about 400 underground spaces.
  • Transit: served by city buses (e.g., lines 11, 16, 22, 801, 811); nearest tram/service access relates to Luxembourg City transport network.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple hotels in central Luxembourg City within short reach (examples listed on hotel booking sites near Josy Barthel).
  • Notable events: former home of Luxembourg national football team; record attendance for a European tie was ~8,000 (e.g., Dudelange vs AC Milan in 2018).
  • Renamed/demolition: opened as Stade Municipal, renamed Stade Josy Barthel in 1993; national-team use ended with Stade de Luxembourg’s opening in 2021; plans exist to demolish and redevelop the site.