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Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)

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The Hammadi Agrebi Olympic Stadium in Radès, located south of Tunis, is the national stadium of Tunisia and one of the most advanced sports venues in Africa. It was officially opened in 2001 to host the Mediterranean Games and is home to a seating capacity of approximately 60,000 spectators. The stadium is the centerpiece of a larger sports complex and serves as the home ground for the Tunisian national football team, as well as the prominent clubs Espérance Sportive de Tunis and Club Africain. Architecturally, it is distinguished by its innovative membrane roof that covers nearly all seating areas, providing excellent acoustics and weather protection. Beyond football, the stadium is fully equipped for international athletics competitions and large-scale cultural performances. In 2020, the venue was renamed to honor Hammadi Agrebi, a legendary figure in Tunisian football history. Its high security standards and modern infrastructure make it a frequent host for prestigious continental events, including CAF Champions League finals. Situated near the Mediterranean coast, it remains a vital symbol of Tunisia's sporting pride.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is May, Jun, Oct.

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📋 Practical info

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Visiting
The Radès Olympic Stadium is a modern football stadium open to spectators during events. Outside match days, guided tours of the stadium are possible.
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Typical hours
The stadium is only open during matches or events, with dates varying. Tours can usually be arranged by appointment on weekdays.
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Photography
During matches, photography from seats is allowed. For tours there are no special restrictions, but avoid using flash.
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Time needed
A stadium visit during a match takes 2-3 hours depending on the event. A stadium tour takes about 45 minutes to an hour.
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Combine with
The stadium is in Radès, a suburb of Tunis. Combine the visit with nearby Tunis old town or the Bardo Museum.
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Getting there
Radès is about 10 km southeast of Tunis. The stadium is reachable by taxi or train (Radès station). Parking is available during events.
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Insider tip
Buy tickets for matches early, as popular games sell out quickly. During a tour, ask about the locker rooms and pitch access.

Geography

Coordinates
36.74500, 10.27410

Facts

  • Opened in 2001 specifically for the Mediterranean Games
  • Capacity of exactly 60,000 seated spectators
  • Official home of the Tunisia national football team
  • Renamed in 2020 in honor of player Hammadi Agrebi
  • Features an IAAF-certified athletics track
  • Part of the larger Radès Olympic Sports City

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Frequently asked questions

Can one visit the stadium?
Only accessible during events or guided tours.
Where is the stadium?
It is located in the suburb of Radès near Tunis.
How to get there?
Easiest by taxi from Tunis center.
What is the capacity?
It holds over 60,000 spectators.
Is it modern?
Yes, it was built for the 2001 All-Africa Games.
Radès Olympic Stadium: where is it located?
Radès Olympic Stadium is located in Tunisia.
Radès Olympic Stadium: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is May, Jun, Oct.
Radès Olympic Stadium: why is it worth visiting?
The Hammadi Agrebi Olympic Stadium in Radès, located south of Tunis, is the national stadium of Tunisia and one of the most advanced sports venues in Africa.
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An important port and industrial town as well as the center of Tunisian sport.
Hammam-Lif — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Hammam-Lif
A coastal town south of Tunis that formerly served as a spa resort for the Beys of Tunis.
La Goulette — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
La Goulette
The main port of Tunis, known for its maritime character and seafood restaurants.
Carthage — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Carthage
A suburb of Tunis, built on the site of the ancient Phoenician city.
Ariana — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Ariana
An important city in the Tunis metropolitan area, known for its agriculture and roses.
Manouba — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Manouba
A city in the northwest of the Tunis metropolitan area, known for its university.
Oued Ellil — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Oued Ellil
An important suburb of Tunis with growing industry and residential areas.
Korbous — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Korbous
A picturesque spa town on Cap Bon, famous for its hot sulfur springs that flow directly into the sea.
Tebourba — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Tebourba
A city northwest of Tunis with a long Roman and Andalusian history.
Ghar el Melh — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Ghar el Melh
A picturesque coastal town with imposing Ottoman forts and a unique saltwater lagoon.

Nature

Lake of Tunis — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Lake of Tunis
A lagoon near Tunis.
Medjerda River — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Medjerda River
The longest river in Tunisia.

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Mghira Industrial Zone — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Mghira Industrial Zone
A modern industrial park specializing in aeronautical component manufacturing and automotive parts.
Port of Rades — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Port of Rades
The main commercial port in Tunisia, handling the majority of the container traffic of the country.
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Carthage Cement Plant
One of the largest and most modern cement manufacturing facilities in North Africa, located near Tunis.
Oudna Archaeological Site — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Oudna Archaeological Site
The ancient city of Uthina, famous for its Roman amphitheatre dug half into the ground and impressive villa mosaics.
Djebel Bou Kornine — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Djebel Bou Kornine
A prominent mountain near the Bay of Tunis.
Tunis Children's Park — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Tunis Children's Park
A popular urban recreation area for kids with playgrounds and green spaces.
Plains of Tunis — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Plains of Tunis
Fertile lowland area surrounding the capital, Tunis.
Bardo National Museum — Radès Olympic Stadium (Tunisia)
Bardo National Museum
A historic palace that today houses the world's largest collection of Roman mosaics, as well as Punic and Islamic artifacts.