Stadium Information
Overview
Dr. Constantin Rădulescu Stadium is one of Romania’s most important football stadiums located in Cluj-Napoca and opened in 1973. With a capacity of 23,500, it hosts Liga I matches, domestic cup fixtures, and international games.
Fan Culture
The presence of CFR Cluj shapes a passionate supporter culture with organised chanting, banners, and strong club identity.
Atmosphere
Romanian stadiums can generate intense atmospheres, especially during derby matches and European fixtures.
Facilities
Modern venues feature upgraded seating, floodlighting, hospitality areas, and broadcast infrastructure suitable for UEFA competitions.
Sports
Football is the primary sport played, though concerts and other events are occasionally hosted.
Major Events
These stadiums host league matches, cup finals, European qualifiers, and national team fixtures.
Local Area and Landmarks
Most stadiums are located near city centres or major districts with restaurants and public spaces nearby.
Local Travel
Public transport networks including buses, trams, and metro systems provide access to stadium areas.
