Laugardalsvöllur

Laugardalsvöllur is an association football stadium in Reykjavík with a natural grass pitch and seating capacity for around 15,000 spectators. The venue serves not only for football matches but also for other sporting events and public gatherings.

The stadium opened in 1959 and quickly became the main venue for Icelandic football matches. Since then, it has hosted many significant moments in the country's football history.

The stadium serves as home to Iceland's national team and a gathering place where supporters come together to cheer for their side. Matches here unite the nation in moments that go far beyond the sport itself.

The venue is located close to Reykjavík's city center and is easily accessible. Facilities include changing rooms, press areas, and separate sections for visiting supporters during international matches.

The stadium witnessed Iceland's greatest football achievement when the national team qualified for the European Championship in 2016. This moment marked a turning point in the football history of the small island nation.

Location: Reykjavík

Official opening: 1959

Capacity: 15427

GPS coordinates: 64.14356,-21.87897

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:05