Feyenoord Stadium (De Kuip)

Overview

De Kuip (officially Stadion Feijenoord) is the legenday home of Feyenoord Rotterdam since 1937. With a capacity of 51,117, it has hosted major events including the 2000 UEFA Euro final and multiple UEFA Cup/Champions League matches.

Highlights

• Stadium Tour: Access the pitch, dressing rooms, VIP lounges, and the players' tunnel.
• Feyenoord Museum: Trophies, memorabilia, and the history of one of the Netherlands' most supported clubs.
• Matchday Atmosphere: Experience the passionate Feyenoord fans on a game day.

History

Opened on 27 March 1937, De Kuip was revolutionary in its design with two tiers providing excellent sightlines. It hosted the 1958 European Cup Final, 2000 Euro Final, and the 2002 UEFA Cup Final. A new Feyenoord City stadium project has been debated for years.

Visitor Tips

• Tip 1: Book the stadium tour in advance — it runs on set times.
• Tip 2: On non-match days, combine with a visit to the surrounding Feyenoord neighbourhood.
• Duration: 1–1.5 hours.