Nuevo Mirandilla Stadium Guide Cadiz

Nuevo Mirandilla, Cadiz

Nuevo Mirandilla (Estadio Nuevo Ramón de Carranza) is the home ground of LaLiga side Cádiz CF.

Capacity

The 25,033 capacity stadium in Cádiz, Andalusia, southern Spain opened in 1953 as Estadio Ramón de Carranza. The opening game at the stadium was a 0-4 loss to Barcelona.

The stadium has been subsequently rebuilt on two occasions in 1984 and again between 2003 and 2013. Only the main stand (Tribuna) has a roof.

The ground is a stone's throw from the beach and the sea.

The stadium is home to Cádiz CF. — The stadium is home to Cádiz CF with a capacity of just over 25,000

Access - Getting There

Cadiz is a historic port city in Andalusia in southwest Spain. It is well connected by both rail and bus to other major towns and cities in Spain.

Trains on the Cádiz to Jerez de la Frontera commuter line all stop at the Estación de Estadio, which is right at the stadium, as do some regional trains on the Cádiz to Sevilla line.

From the old town area of Cadiz catch any of buses 1, 2, 5 or 7 to reach the stadium.

There are several places to eat and drink near and also within the stadium. The nearby beach, Playa de la Victoria, is lined with scores of bars and restaurants, especially in the warmer months.

Nearby Hotels

Cadiz is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe, with a history dating back more than 3,000 years. It is a fascinating place to visit and offers a range of hotel and guesthouse options. Some attractions in Cadiz include its cathedral, the Torre Tavira and ancient Roman Theater (Theatrum Balbi).

The city is also renowned for its annual Carnival, one of the most famous and bizarre carnivals in Spain.

Some hotel recommendations near the ground include the Hotel Playa Victoria with four stars and set right on the beach.

The four-star Occidental Cádiz is north of the ground and offers a restaurant plus outdoor terrace.