Stadion FeijenoordCapacity - 51,177
Feyenoord's home ground, nicknamed 'De Kuip' ('The Tub'), is one of the most instantly recognisable venues in European football. The stadium looms large over the south of Rotterdam, with its distinctive external staircases, towering floodlights and intense atmosphere visible for miles.
De Kuip has held over 150 Holland international matches to date as well as the 2000 European Championships final, won by France.
Visiting fans to Feyenoord are located in Blocks G and GG in De Kuip. Views from the upper and lower tiers are good, though a large fence obscures the view on one side on the visitors section.
Train
On match days there is a direct train service from Rotterdam Central Station to Rotterdam Stadion stop. Visiting supports can enter blocks G and GG directly from the station.
Tram
Tramlines 23 and 29 from the city centre stop just outside the ground. Be advised that the trams are not particularly frequent and it is likely to take an hour to get away from De Kuip if travelling by tram.
Car
The stadium is located by exit 24 of the Ring Rotterdam.
The original stadium dates from 1937 with large scale renovations in 1994Hotels in Rotterdam - Agoda
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Stadion Feijenoord
Van Zandvlietplein, 1
3077 AA Rotterdam
Tel: 010 - 49 29 444
The ground hosted matches as Euro 2000
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