Nea Smyrni Stadium

Nea Smyrni Stadium is a football arena in southern Athens with seating for around 11,000 spectators. The facility features modern press areas and a compact, functional layout designed for sporting events.

The stadium was founded in 1939 and began hosting matches in 1940. Early revenues from events supported repairs to the Greek warship Elli during World War II.

This venue serves as home to Panionios football club, whose matches draw local supporters to the neighborhood regularly. The stadium forms the center of the community's sports identity.

The venue has a sports shop, cafeteria, and medical facilities for visitors. Renovations completed in 2003 improved the player and spectator areas.

During the 2004 Athens Olympics, this arena served as temporary housing for several football clubs while other venues across the city underwent renovation. This role helped manage the logistical demands of the games.

Location: Nea Smyrni

Location: Attica Region

Inception: 1939

Official opening: 1939

Capacity: 11115

GPS coordinates: 37.94303,23.70922

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03