ARSENAL

STADIUM

Karol Montemarani

ARSENAL

Arsenal Stadium, the old Arsenal stadium, was located in the Islington district, Highbury district, north of London, from which it took its name and hosted the Arsenal team

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The stadium was opened on 6 September 1913, with a match between the Gunners and Leicester. The stadium's first design was signed by Scottish engineer Archibald Leitch and was built by architects Claude Waterlow Ferrier and William Binnie. In 2006, after an exciting last season for the famous stadium, the gates closed for the last time on Sunday 7 May .

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How is it done?

The Arsenal stadium was later demolished and is now residential flats

It is a classic English stadium, made up of four separate stands. The North-Bank Stand and the South Stand, also known as the Clock End due to the clock above the roof, were situated behind the two goals. It is no coincidence that Arsenal Stadium has long been dubbed as the living room of English football, due to its extreme elegance.

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Tour of the stadium

The stadium tour is one of the most popular in Europe, not only for the stadium itself but for the many interactive elements. The tour takes you around the team dressing rooms, the tunnel, the pitch and even the press box. And during the visit you can enjoy an audio guide that will tell you everything there is to know about the club, the stadium, victories, etc.

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