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Also known as Letzigrund-Stadion, Zürich

Letzigrund () is a stadium in Zurich, Switzerland, the home of the football clubs FC Zürich and Grasshopper Club Zürich, as well as the athletics club . The original stadium was constructed by members of FC Zürich in 1925. Grasshopper Club has been using it as their home stadium since 2007, shortly after construction of the new stadium was completed.

Key facts

Venue.name
Letzigrund(old stadium)
Venue.nickname
Letzi
Venue.image
100px|Last athletics event (August 2006)
Venue.image_size
250px
Venue.image_caption
Letzigrund in 2024
Venue.location
Zürich, Switzerland
Venue.broke_ground
15 November 2005
Venue.built
2006–2007
Venue.opened
22 November 1925
Venue.owner
FC Zürich (1925–1937), City of Zurich (1937–2006)
Venue.operator
City of Zurich
Venue.public_transit
Tram lines 2, 3, 4, 13, 14 and 17
Venue.construction_cost
CHF 120 million (2007)
Venue.architect
Bétrix & Consolascio, Frei & Ehrensperger
Venue.general_contractor
Implenia
Venue.capacity
25,000 (football);48,000 (concerts, 2006)
Venue.dimensions
105 x 68 m
Venue.tenants
FC Zürich, LC Zürich

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
stadium
Owned by
FC Zürich
Location
Zurich
Official website
www.stadionletzigrund.ch
Image
Letzigrund 2024 2.jpg
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inception
2007-08-30
Commons category
Letzigrund-Stadion, Zürich
maximum capacity
25000
main building contractor
Implenia
occupant
FC Zürich
date of official opening
1925-11-22
native label
Letzigrund
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Article · Polski

Letzigrund Stadion – stadion w Szwajcarii, w Zurychu. Może pomieścić 30 tys. kibiców. Otworzono go 22 lutego 1925 roku. Ostatnia modernizacja miała miejsce latach 2005 - 2007. Na stadionie swoje mecze rozgrywa klub FC Zürich oraz Grasshopper Club Zürich. Był jedną z aren Euro 2008. Letzigrund Stadion rokrocznie jest gospodarzem mityngu lekkoatletycznego Weltklasse Zürich. W 2014 roku obiekt gościł lekkoatletyczne mistrzostwa Europy.

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