Montilivi Stadium

Montilivi Stadium is Girona’s municipal football ground, loved for its intimate feel and stands that keep you close to the action. With a seating capacity of around 14,624, it delivers the kind of atmosphere where every chant and reaction carries onto the pitch. As the home of Girona FC, Montilivi is a venue where matchdays feel personal, intense, and unmistakably local.

Inside, you’ll find a clear, fan-friendly layout and strong sightlines from most sections, supported by modernised matchday amenities. Food and drink kiosks are typically available, and the compact four-stand setup makes it easy to get your bearings, find your gate, and settle in without fuss.

The stadium sits in a quieter area with nearby sports and university facilities, which helps make arrival straightforward. The exact address is Avinguda Montilivi, 141, Girona, Spain. If you’re coming by car, you’ll generally use the available parking areas and surrounding streets on event days, while public transport visitors often aim for the UDG Montilivi stop close to the entrances. For the broader picture of getting around the city, check the Girona guide further down the page.

Girona, a Catalan gem in Spain’s northeast, is an increasingly popular choice for anyone looking to combine top-tier entertainment with an authentic Mediterranean vibe. The city offers an ideal setting for concerts and sporting events, with an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and energetic. Thanks to its compact center and well-organized amenities, visitors find it easy to get around, and the whole experience—from buying tickets to reaching the venue—stays simple and stress-free.

One of Girona’s biggest advantages is its connectivity. The TMG/TEISA urban bus network covers key districts and links the most important points, including the intermodal area around Estació de Girona and the bus terminal. If you arrive by train, Estació de Girona (Renfe) provides access via high-speed and regional services, and the broader area is also supported by the Rodalies de Catalunya regional rail network. For air travel, Girona–Costa Brava Airport (GRO) is a convenient gateway to the city and its surroundings. Reaching major event venues such as Pavelló Girona-Fontajau and Estadi Municipal de Montilivi is typically quick and straightforward, whether you use public transport, a taxi, or your own car.

If you’re coming for an event, Girona delivers well beyond the stands. A walk through Barri Vell takes you along stone lanes, viewpoints, and historic squares, while the scenes by the Onyar River give the city its postcard-perfect character. Don’t miss Pont de les Peixateries Velles, a bridge that has become one of Girona’s signature landmarks, and the lively Plaça de la Independència for a short break with local flavors. That mix of culture, architecture, and an easygoing pace is exactly what makes Girona a great “before and after” destination for any concert or match.