Municipal Stadium of Kallithea "Grigoris Lambrakis"

The Municipal Stadium of Kallithea is a sports facility with a main grandstand on the south side, a smaller visiting supporters section on the north, and a natural grass field. The layout allows for football matches and community events to take place.

The stadium was built in 1970 as a sports facility for the local community. It has since served as a home for football matches and hosted various sporting events over the decades.

The stadium takes its name from Grigoris Lambrakis, a politician and peace advocate whose legacy remains tied to the community. This naming choice reflects local pride in his contributions to social movements.

The venue is accessible by public transport, which connects to the area conveniently. Arriving early helps ensure smooth entry and gives you time to find your seating before events begin.

The venue incorporates a natural rock outcrop along its northern edge, a remnant from its past use as a quarry. This geological feature gives the stadium a distinctive character tied to its earlier transformation of the landscape.

Location: Kallithea

Location: Attica Region

Inception: 1970

Official opening: 1970

Capacity: 4200

GPS coordinates: 37.96010,23.71510

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:00