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Portman Road

Portman Road is a football stadium in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, home to Ipswich Town FC since 1884. The ground is formed by four covered, multi-tiered all-seater stands (Sir Bobby Robson, Cobbold, Sir Alf Ramsey and West) surrounding the pitch and includes spectator concourses, executive boxes, player facilities and modern stadium infrastructure.

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First raised

1884

Its prime

2024

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2024

What Portman Road looked like in its prime.

A compact four-sided football stadium of mixed materials: brick lower walls, glass-fronted concourses and corrugated dark metal cladding on the upper tiers. Cantilever roofs shelter two-tier stands; distinctive white steel V-shaped supports and tall white floodlight pylons punctuate the silhouette. Lettered signage marks named stands. The green hybrid pitch is tightly enclosed by advertising hoardings and seating tiers; entrances and small red-brick turnstile blocks sit directly onto the adjacent street.

Step inside

10 places to explore in 2024.

The record describes 10 distinct spots at Portman Roadincluding 5 interiors: executive boxes in the cobbold stand, upper tier view from the sir bobby robson stand, players' tunnel at the sir alf ramsey / west stand corner and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and walk through every one — more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Portman Road street approach and turnstile blockCobbold Stand exterior façade and cantilever roofExecutive boxes in the Cobbold StandUpper tier view from the Sir Bobby Robson StandPlayers' tunnel at the Sir Alf Ramsey / West Stand cornerTouchline with dugouts and technical areaWest Stand exterior and three tiersSir Bobby Robson Stand street façade and accessConcourse and club bars under the Sir Alf Ramsey StandSouth-east corner with LED screen and corner stands

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