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The home of Arsenal Football Club
Opened in July 2006 and with an all seated capacity of 60,355 places, the Emirates Stadium is the second largest club stadium in England behind Manchester United's Old Trafford. It was initially known as Ashburton Grove after the street it is located on, and renamed after the airline Emirates.
Emirates Stadium is the current home of Arsenal, a Premier League football club considered one of the best in England and Europe. Aside being football stadium, the Emirates Stadium also operates as a conference centre and music venue. Fans of Arsenal can visit the onsite club museum, or book an Emirates Stadium Tour and "see all the areas which are crucial to the team on a matchday - from a walk down the players' tunnel to a seat in the first team dressing room."
Opened in July 2006 and with an all seated capacity of 60,355 places, the Emirates Stadium is the second largest club stadium in England behind Manchester United's Old Trafford. It was initially known as Ashburton Grove after the street it is located on, and renamed after the airline Emirates.
Emirates Stadium is the current home of Arsenal, a Premier League football club considered one of the best in England and Europe. Aside being football stadium, the Emirates Stadium also operates as a conference centre and music venue. Fans of Arsenal can visit the onsite club museum, or book an Emirates Stadium Tour and "see all the areas which are crucial to the team on a matchday - from a walk down the players' tunnel to a seat in the first team dressing room."