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Estádio Nacional

Estádio Nacional do Jamor

The Estádio Nacional (Estádio do Jamor) is Portugal's national stadium, a multi-purpose bowl located in the Jamor valley near Lisbon. Built in the 1940s it has hosted domestic cup finals, international matches and occasional concerts, and remains a walkable stadium with continuous seating tiers, an athletics track and an open east side facing wooded slopes.

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Photograph via Wikimedia Commons

First raised

1944

Its prime

1967

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 1967

What Estádio Nacional looked like in its prime.

A low, oval concrete bowl of pale grey seating tiers surrounding a rectangular grass pitch ringed by a red athletics track. One side of the oval is left open to the tree-lined Jamor valley; a white, columned control/press pavilion sits above a main stand. A tall, rectangular lattice floodlight tower rises beyond the stands. The seating is formed of continuous concrete terraces and simple individual seats, the whole set into a sunlit green valley landscape.

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8 places to explore in 1967.

The record describes 8 distinct spots at Estádio Nacional, including 1 interior: main grandstand and press pavilion. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and explore every one, more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Top terrace overlook (south rim)Main grandstand and press pavilionGoal end at pitch levelFront-row by the athletics trackUpper-tier seating sectionOpen east side looking into Jamor valleyBase of the tall floodlight towerEast-side rugby/training fields (adjoining grounds)

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