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Pampeloponnisiako Stadium Tickets

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Patras, Gr

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About Pampeloponnisiako Stadium

Welcome to Pampeloponnisiako Stadium, a premier multi-use athletic center in Patras, Greece. Owned by Public Real Estate Company S.A. and operated by the Municipality of Patras, this venue has hosted football and a variety of events, including Olympic football during the 2004 Athens Games. With a seating capacity of 20,252 seated, it’s a solid choice for events that require a reliable, central location in western Greece. We’ll help you find the right seats, plan your arrival, and recommend nearby hotels and dining options to make your visit seamless.

Parking details aren’t published in one place, so we’ll help you plan ahead. The stadium is accessible via Patras public transit, including the Panachaiki railway station (Agios Andreas/Ritsou area). For a comfortable stay, consider nearby hotels like Hotel Atlanta, Mediterranee, and Castello Hotel, all within a few kilometers. When you’re ready to attend an event, we’ll guide you through secure, straightforward ticket options and provide insider tips to simplify your experience in Patras. Secure your seats with us and enjoy a hassle-free visit to Pampeloponnisiako Stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 20,252 seated (official figure on the stadium’s site).
  • Address: Patras Klaous 93 and Giannis Ritssou (Patras, 26335 Greece).
  • Venue type: Multi-use athletic center (Παμπελοποννησιακό Στάδιο) used for football and other events; owned by Public Real Estate Company S.A. and operated by the Municipality of Patras.
  • Seating chart: No publicly published seating diagram; official capacity is 20,252 seated.
  • Parking: Publicly published parking details are not readily available on official pages.
  • Transit: Accessible via the Panachaiki railway station (Agios Andreas/Ritsou area) as part of Patras public transit.
  • Nearby hotels: Examples include Hotel Atlanta, Mediterranee, Castello Hotel (within a few kilometers of the stadium).
  • Notable events: Hosted football during the 2004 Athens Olympic Games (Olympic matches, including qualifiers and knockout rounds).
  • Renamed/demolished: Formerly known as the National Stadium of Patras; renamed to Pampeloponnisiako Stadium during modernization (no demolition).
  • Tenants: Panachaiki football club.