Estadio Nuevo Colombino Guide Huelva

Estadio Nuevo Colombino, Huelva

Estadio Nuevo Colombino, Huelva.
Estadio Nuevo Colombino, Huelva

Nuevo Colombino Stadium (Estadio Nuevo Colombino) is the home ground of Spanish football side Recreativo de Huelva.

The 21,670 capacity multi-purpose stadium in Huelva opened in 2001. It replaced the aging, 13,000 capacity Estadio Colombino.

Besides the home games of Recreativo, the stadium has hosted a European Championship Qualifying match between the Spanish national team and Belarus (3-0) in 2014 and a friendly international between Spain and Mexico in 2001 to inaugurate the ground. The very first match at the new stadium was a friendly against English visitors Newcastle United a few days before. The ground consists of four covered stands - North, South, East and West.

The Club: Recreativo de Huelva

Recreativo de Huelva is the oldest football club in Spain. The team was founded by two Scottish workers at the Rio Tinto mines back in 1889.

La Rosaleda Stadium.
The stadium is home to Recreativo de Huelva

Access - Getting There

Huelva has rail connections to Sevilla, Cordoba and Madrid.

From the east Huelva is 90 km on the A49 highway from Seville. Allow about an hour if traveling by car. Ayamonte is just 40 minutes (60 km). Badajoz is 234 km to the north on the A-435.

There are several places to eat and drink near the stadium.

The former Estadio Colombino.
The former Estadio Colombino

Nearby Hotels

Some recommended places to stay in Huelva include the following choices.

Hotel Exe Tartessos is located next to the Casa Colón Exhibition Centre. There is a restaurant and free Wi-Fi.

NH Luz Huelva has rooms with balconies, a restaurant and cocktail bar.

The Senator Huelva offers three star accommodation close to the railway station.

The former Estadio Colombino.
The old Estadio Colombino has been demolished and the site redeveloped
The Nuevo Colombino opened in 2001.
The Nuevo Colombino opened in 2001
La Rosaleda Stadium.
The stadium is located in the riverside Barriada de Pescadería district of Huelva
The ground cost €14 million euros to construct.
The ground cost €14 million euros to construct

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