Puskas Ferenc Stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in Europe and is ranked 22nd on a list of stadiums worldwide. The site was known under the name of Nepstadion (National Stadium) until 2002 when he received the name Puskas Ferenc, the legendary footballer.
The construction of the National Stadium began on July 13, 1948 and ended on August 20, 1953. Its first director was Imre Nemeth, an Olympic champion. The stadium resulted in several major events in the sports world for example the World Championship of High Schools in 1954 or the football match between national teams of Hungary and England when Hungary thrashed a 7-1.
The stadium is 30 meters high and 400 meters long and 50 meters wide, and there are 18 pillars supporting the balcony. Along with the great sporting events of Hungary also organize various cultural events and mega-(The Rolling Stones, George Michael) in the stadium. During the 90 a.os renewed and strengthened the building construction and covered the press box. The stadium’s total capacity is 75,000 spectators today.
Puskas Ferenc Stadium is located in the district XIV., It is easiest to reach by subway, line 2 (red) has a stop there, called Stadionok.
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