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#4 Estadio Santiago Bernabeu (Madrid, Spain)
Club: Real Madrid CF
Opening: 1947
Capacity: 81,044 seats
Estadio Santiago Bernabeu is the fortress of the Spanish Champions, Real Madrid. The stadium is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Madrid.
Santiago Bernabeu was initially called Nuevo Estadio Chamartin but received the name of the club-president eight years later.
The renovations over the course of history have seen the stadium's capacity reduce from an initial 100,000 to 81,044.
The FIFA World Cup final in 1982 between Italy and West Germany was played on this ground. Estadio Santiago Bernabéu has hosted three European Cups, a UEFA Euro and a Champions League final.
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