Siliwangi Stadium, Football stadium in Bandung City, Indonesia.
Siliwangi Stadium is a sports facility in Bandung featuring a natural grass pitch, a running track, and concrete stands for approximately 25,000 spectators. The structure reflects the architectural style of mid-20th century Indonesian sports infrastructure.
The stadium was initiated by the Siliwangi Regional Military Command in 1954 and officially opened on January 1, 1956. It served as the home ground for Persib Bandung from 1956 until 2013, when the club relocated.
The stadium was home to Persib Bandung football club for many decades and remains connected to the community's sporting identity. Local residents often recall childhood memories of matches played on this ground.
The stadium is located on Jalan Lombok Street in central Bandung and has parking areas available for visitors. Arriving early is helpful to explore the facility and understand its layout before events begin.
The stadium is managed by a military command, which shapes specific security procedures unlike typical sports venues. This aspect subtly influences the visitor experience at the facility.
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