Fez Stadium

History

Fez Stadium, also known as Stade de Fès, was inaugurated in 2007 to meet the growing demand for modern sports infrastructure in the city of Fez. Built to host domestic football matches, it has also staged games involving the Moroccan national team and various regional tournaments. Since its opening, the stadium has become a key sports landmark in northern Morocco.

Architecture

The venue features a modern bowl-shaped design with a combination of covered and uncovered seating areas. The pitch is natural grass, surrounded by an athletics track, making the stadium suitable for multiple sports. The design emphasizes visibility from all seats, ensuring an optimal view for football and athletics events alike.

Location

Fez Stadium is situated in the city of Fez, one of Morocco’s oldest and most culturally rich cities. The venue is accessible by major roads, with parking facilities for visitors. Public transport options, including buses and taxis, connect the stadium to the city center and surrounding districts.

Why Fez Stadium is Special

Beyond its role as a sports venue, Fez Stadium represents the modernization of Moroccan sports infrastructure. It stands out for its large capacity in a city better known for its historical heritage, blending modern sporting life with a centuries-old cultural backdrop.