El Molinon-Enrique Castro Quini
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El Molinon-Enrique Castro Quini: A Legacy in Gijón
Did you know that El Molinon, one of the oldest stadiums in Spain, has hosted countless memorable matches since its opening in 1908?
Founded by a group of enthusiasts led by Pablo Pérez, the stadium has undergone various renovations and expansions, accommodating over 30,000 spectators. The unique design features a blend of modern and traditional elements, making it a cultural landmark in Asturias.
Unforgettable Highlights
⚽ Rich History: With over a century of football, it reflects Gijón's sporting spirit and community.
🏟️ Architectural Features: The blend of historic stands with contemporary upgrades provides a visual treat.
🎉 Vibrant Atmosphere: Experience the passionate local fanbase during match days.
Accessibility is available through public transport and parking options nearby, making it an exciting visit for tourists, families, and football historians.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum El Molinon-Enrique Castro Quini
Historic Matches
The stadium has hosted national team matches and significant friendly fixtures.
Renovations
El Molinon has seen multiple upgrades, including a major renovation for the 1982 FIFA World Cup.
Name Change
In 2016, it was renamed to honor the legendary player Enrique Castro, known as Quini.
Location
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Opening Hours
Friday:
Open during events
Monday:
Closed
Saturday:
Open during events
Sunday:
Open during events
Thursday:
Closed
Tuesday:
Closed
Wednesday:
Closed
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Price
Prices vary; general entry typically ranges from €15 to €30. Discounts available for children and seniors.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 2 to 3 hours during match days.
Best Time to Visit
Match days provide the best experience; arrive 2 hours before kickoff for a full stadium ambiance.