Levita Stadium, Football stadium in Kfar Saba, Israel
Levita Stadium is a sports venue in eastern Kfar Saba near the industrial area and city park, designed to hold around 5,800 spectators. The facility features modern facilities and clearly defined sections for supporters and visitors.
The venue took shape gradually, starting with the construction of the outer walls in 1976, followed by the installation of stands in 1979, and finally opening to the public in 1986. This timeline shows how the facility was built in phases to become a proper sporting venue.
The stadium bears the name of someone who devoted decades to supporting local sports, and residents continue to gather here for matches that matter to the community. This place remains central to how the city celebrates its athletic identity.
The venue has dedicated parking and well-maintained access routes that make arrival and movement straightforward. The site was upgraded considerably to improve visitor comfort and flow throughout the grounds.
An unusual crowd gathered in 1987 for a match between rival teams that drew nearly 9,000 spectators to the ground, an attendance that has rarely been matched since. This occasion stands out as a memorable peak moment in the venue's history.
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