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Modern glass architecture of Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with clear blue sky above.

Aviva Stadium

Situated on the southern side of Dublin, the Aviva Stadium stands as a prominent and highly significant landmark within the city.

Sports hold a deep-rooted passion within Irish culture, and the Aviva Stadium plays a pivotal role in showcasing this enthusiasm. With a seating capacity of over 50,000, it proudly ranks as the second-largest stadium in Ireland.

Modern glass architecture of Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with clear blue sky above.

Serving as the home ground for the Irish National Team’s football and rugby matches, it holds great importance in the sporting landscape of the country. Notably, the stadium’s striking modern architecture adds to its allure, making it a visually appealing structure.

To further explore the fascinating history of Irish sports and gain insights into this iconic venue, visitors can partake in guided tours of the Aviva Stadium. Walking in the footsteps of legendary sports and entertainment figures of Ireland, one can learn about the stadium’s rich heritage and the indelible place it holds in the hearts of the Irish people. To secure a spot on one of these tours, it is recommended to pre-book online.

For further information, please visit the Aviva Stadiums’ website here.

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Aviva Stadium at sunset, visible from a serene riverside view in Dublin City.Fans enjoying a rugby match at a modern Dublin stadium under a clear blue sky.

If you have a query or would like to make a reservation, please contact us directly at reservations@louisfitzgeraldhotel.com or call us on + 353 (0) 1 403 3300

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