Aviva Stadium

Aviva Stadium opened its door on 14th of May 2010 and has a seated capacity of 51,700. The original stadium has been in existence at the Lansdowne Road site since 1872. Prior to it being closed in December 2006, it was the oldest rugby union ground worldwide and the oldest sports stadium in Europe.

The stadium's most notable features are its curvilinear shaped stands enclosing the complete stadium, a shape specifically chosen to make sure that the whole area around gets enough sunlight.

Aviva Stadium is now home to the Irish national rugby and Republic of Ireland football team.

Planning a family getaway with your kids who love sports? Make sure to check out Aviva Stadium daily tours where you can see the home dressing rooms, players tunnel, press conference room and more. Each tour lasts approximately 60 minutes and is perfect for the whole family.

Check The Aviva Stadium website for up to date prices and opening hours.

 

Connolly Station To Aviva Stadium

Aviva Stadium is located in central Dublin in the Ballsbridge area, about 2 kilometers from the city centre. The walk from St Stephen’s Green Park or the Trinity College area will take 20 to 30 minutes.

From Connolly Station or Pearse Station take a DART train southbound. Get off at station Lansdowne Road, which lies right next to the stadium.

From the Temple Bar area take bus 7 to Loughlin town/Cherrywood.

 

Essen im The Grafton Hotel

Stay and Dine at The Grafton Hotel. Our on  site restaurant Bartley's serves perfectly crafted cocktails with an innovative menu offering everything from lite bites to all the main course classics topped off with attentive and friendly service.

 

Parken im The Grafton Hotel

Im Park Rite Drury St Multi-Story Car Park, das 56 m vom Hotel entfernt liegt, erhalten Sie einen Rabatt von 16,00 €.

Check out the popular Aviva Stadium during your stay with us at The Grafton Hotel. Don't forget to look at our special offers and book your stay with us directly for the best rates on hotels near Aviva Stadium.