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Nottingham Forest Home Ground | Seats, Pa

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About The City Ground

Welcome to The City Ground, the long-serving home of Nottingham Forest since 1898. This all-seated stadium has a current capacity of 30,404 and features four main stands: the Brian Clough Stand, Bridgford Stand, Peter Taylor Stand, and the Trent End. Whether you’re visiting for a match, a concert, or a historic event, we’ve got you covered with practical seating details, transport tips, parking guidance, and nearby hotel and dining options to streamline your visit.

Beyond matchdays, The City Ground has hosted notable events such as UEFA Euro 1996 group-stage games, FA Cup semi-finals from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, R.E.M.’s 2005 concert, and rugby’s Heineken Cup semi-finals. A redevelopment plan around 2025–26 will upgrade the Peter Taylor Stand, with the City Ground name remaining constant. For a seamless experience, secure your seats early, plan your transport, and explore nearby accommodations and eateries suggested below.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current capacity: 30,404 (all-seated).
  • Address: The City Ground, Pavilion Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 5FJ.
  • Venue type: football stadium (home ground of Nottingham Forest since 1898).
  • Seating chart: four stands – Brian Clough Stand, Bridgford Stand, Peter Taylor Stand, Trent End.
  • Parking: limited on-site; matchday guidance includes Riverside P&R and Riverside Way Park & Ride; follow A6011 Radcliffe Road to access parking.
  • Transit: nearby Nottingham Express Transit (NET) tram access; public transit via Victoria Embankment in historical references.
  • Nearby hotels: Lace Market Hotel; Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel; Hart's Hotel & Kitchen; Beeches Hotel & Leisure Club.
  • Notable events hosted: UEFA Euro 1996 group-stage matches; FA Cup semi-finals (1899–1905); R.E.M. concert (2005); Heineken Cup semi-final rugby (2002); Women's FA Cup finals (2007, 2008).
  • Renovation/demolition: Peter Taylor Stand planned to be demolished and replaced as part of 2025–26 redevelopment; City Ground name to remain.