About

A practical guide to European football stadiums for people travelling to a match or a concert. It tries to answer best the questions other guides skip: how do you get back once a match ends at 23:00, and can a visitor actually buy a ticket for this club?

Where the data comes from

• Stadium facts (transport, last services, parking, apps, bags and documents, ticket access) come from the club, the stadium, the transport operator or the city wherever possible. Each one links to its source and shows the date it was last checked.
• When a fact could not be confirmed, the page says so instead of guessing. We never publish a last-train time or a kick-off time that no source confirms.
• Matches come from football-data.org; concerts from the Ticketmaster Discovery API. Both are refreshed once a day. Concerts sold only by other ticket sellers do not appear.
• No prices. They change every day; the seller’s site has the current one.

Tickets: official channels only

For football we only link the club’s own ticket office, its official resale and its official hospitality. We never link secondary resellers: those tickets are cancelled at the gate, in Italy the ticket carries your name, and in the UK reselling a football ticket without the club’s authorisation is a criminal offence. If a club does not sell to visitors, the page says so.

What this site is not

We do not sell tickets, hotels, trains or flights, and we do not take bookings or payments. The links open searches on other companies’ sites; anything you buy there is between you and that company.

Corrections

Timetables and stadium rules change. If something on a page is out of date, the linked source is the authority.