Ramat Gan Stadium Stadium

Address: Ramat Gan Stadium, Motza’ei Yom HaZikaron St (previously Abba Hillel Silver St), Ramat Gan, Israel

Admission: Ticketed events only; match-day tickets booked through clubs and stadium box office (prices vary)

Ramat Gan Stadium is a multi-purpose sports stadium located in Ramat Gan, within the Tel Aviv District, and has long served as a primary venue for major football matches and national events in Israel. It is sited within a larger sports complex and park area and has hosted international fixtures and large domestic finals.

The stadium’s configuration is primarily for football and athletics and it provides tiered seating and facilities for large crowds, media and event support. It has served as the national stadium for Israel for extended periods and is used for both sporting events and large public gatherings.

Built and modified across the second half of the 20th century, the venue has undergone renovations and upgrades to seating, lighting and spectator facilities to meet international event requirements. It remains one of the principal stadiums in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area.

Geographically the stadium sits in the city of Ramat Gan, immediately east of central Tel Aviv, and is easily reached from the wider Tel Aviv urban area by road and public transport.

• Major events and context: The stadium has been used for national team matches, club finals and major national events; it is also part of a broader sports complex and parkland in Ramat Gan.
• Capacity: Seating capacity is around 40,000, making it one of Israel’s largest stadiums and a frequent venue for large matches and ceremonies.

Ramat Gan Stadium is adjacent to Ramat Gan National Park. From Tel Aviv, take Highway 1 east and exit for Ramat Gan (or use local bus services from Tel Aviv’s central bus stations). The nearest train station is the Ramat Gan railway station; from there a short taxi ride or a 20-30 minute walk will reach the stadium.

• Check event listings before going-most access is for matches, concerts or special events.
• Entrance and parking are often restricted on event days; arrive early to pass security checks.
• If visiting outside an event, ask at the Ramat Gan National Park information booth for permitted public access points.