Best places: Stadia in Portugal

SL Benfica's 65,000-capacity, 3 tier, all-seater soccer stadium, designed by Damon Lavelle.

Guided tours of FC Porto's 50,000-seat home stadium, plus a museum dedicated to the club's history.

👍 Good my favorites player Bamba

👍👍 Nice quiet park to walk, lots of fresh air and hidden beauty(beautiful Peacock) along the way. Enjoy the warm glow of sunshine through the tall trees.

Sporting Clube de Portugal's football stadium, opened in 2003, with more than 50,000 seats.

👍 Nicely maintained park with good walking route and places to sit, must a dump pipe near the sea as it does stink in places hear the water at times, but doesn't take away from the park itself, which is a great asset for the area. Lovely area for the summer with bbq grills and picnic benches. There i...

👍👍 Lovely atmosphere and great local team

👍👍 Very nice place. Open space... Good to shows

👍👍 Great stadium. Friendly bar to chat to local fans after the game. The hills and the sea can be viewed from your seat!

👍👍 It is big and it has football games sometimes

👍 Well equipped, inexpensive to use sports centre. Great place to work out.

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👍👍 Estádio lindo, organizado! Parabéns aos responsáveis!

Unusual 30,000 capacity stadium built for Euro 2004 with 1 end carved straight from the cliff-face.

👍 Been to this stadium a few times and everytime I was in attendance it was a blast, loads of fun. The fact that it is a compact stadium gives you a sense of warmth and intimacy with the team. Even if you are not a Boavista supporter you will find yourself cheering for them by the end of the first hal...

👍 While it was my first time here, it was a stadium build for the Euro 2004 championships. It has never been allocated to a local team which is noticeable as the seats were full of dust. But came here to watch Portugal v Croatia and it ended 1-1. Loads of free parking and it is best to drive as it is...