Lotto Park, Football stadium in Anderlecht, Belgium
Lotto Park is a football stadium in Anderlecht with four covered stands arranged on two levels. The structure features a distinctive diagonal cut at its northwestern corner along Theo Verbeeck Avenue.
The site began in 1917 as wooden terraces within Meir Park and underwent complete reconstruction in 1983. This renovation transformed it into a modern football ground with covered seating.
The stadium honors Constant Vanden Stock, a former player who became club president and expanded the Belle-Vue brewery, located near the football grounds.
The stadium is accessible by metro line 5 to Sint-Guido station or by car through the Anderlecht exit. The venue accommodates around 21,500 people and offers convenient access routes.
The surrounding streets contain numerous football-themed establishments, including Cafe La Coupe, where the owner provided housing for players adapting to Belgian life.
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