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Groupama Arena

Groupama Aréna (officially Ferencváros Stadion) is a multi-purpose football stadium in the Ferencváros district of Budapest and the home ground of Ferencvárosi TC. Opened in 2014 on the site of the former Albert Flórián Stadium, it holds about 22,000 spectators and contains a club museum, hospitality spaces, and multi-level parking beneath the main structure.

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First raised

2013

Its prime

2014

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2014

What Groupama Arena looked like in its prime.

An elliptical, low-profile stadium with a continuous curved roof and a silvery metal-mesh outer skin over a visible steel frame; the bowl sits on a raised concrete plinth with vertical supports, glazed entrance bays and turnstiles at ground level, trees and a roadway to one side, and a flat rectangular pitch recessed slightly below the surrounding concourse level. The exterior appears metallic-silver in daylight, with layered seating visible through openings beneath the roofline.

Step inside

9 places to explore in 2014.

The record describes 9 distinct spots at Groupama Arenaincluding 6 interiors: pitch and playing surface, b-közép home supporters standing terrace, visitors' sector 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.

Exterior approach from Gyáli útMain entrance and forecourtRoofline and external mesh detailPitch and playing surfaceB-közép home supporters standing terraceVisitors' sectorLower-tier seating bowl and concourse openingsFradi Museum interiorThree-level garage and service entrance

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