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Easter Road

Easter Road is the football stadium in the Leith area of Edinburgh which serves as the home ground of Hibernian Football Club. The ground is an all-seated four-stand stadium with a capacity of about 20,421 after redevelopment completed in 2010. The stadium contains hospitality suites, changing rooms and other internal facilities concentrated in the main West Stand and between tiers of the north stand.

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First raised

1893

Its prime

2010

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2010

What Easter Road looked like in its prime.

A compact rectangular football bowl surrounded on four sides by stands: two-tier cantilevered Famous Five (north) and South stands with upper decks angled slightly inward, a two-tier West Stand with integrated glazing for reception, offices and hospitality, and a single-tier East stand (new in 2010). Seats are predominantly green; the playing surface is flat, closely mown with visible mowing strips, edged by a narrow perimeter and advertising band. Rooflines are low and cantilevered, giving an enclosed urban stadium silhouette.

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8 places to explore in 2010.

The record describes 8 distinct spots at Easter Road — including 5 interiors: famous five stand — lower tier seating, function suites and lounges between famous five tiers, pat stanton (east) stand seating 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 Easter RoadCentre circle on the pitchFamous Five Stand — lower tier seatingFunction suites and lounges between Famous Five tiersPat Stanton (East) Stand seatingWest Stand reception, media and hospitality levelSouth Stand (Dunbar End) behind the goalPitch touchline and technical area

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