Stade Louis II - Wikipedia
WEBThe Stade Louis II (French pronunciation: [stad (ə) lwi dø], lit.'Louis II Stadium'), or simply Louis II is a stadium located in the Fontvieille district of Monaco, near the border with Cap-d'Ail commune of France.
Stade Louis-II — Wikipédia
WEBLe stade Louis-II est un complexe sportif destiné à la pratique de nombreux sports en principauté de Monaco inauguré le 25 janvier 1985 par le prince Rainier III. Il comprend notamment un stade de football d'une capacité de 16 360 places assises avec une piste d'athlétisme, une salle omnisports et un centre nautique [3].
Presentation - AS Monaco
WEBA place of joy, emotion, and spectacle, the Stade Louis-II remains a symbol of the beautiful game, such as in 2017 when AS Monaco won their eighth French league title!
Stade Louis II: 5 things to know about the home of AS Monaco
WEBMay 21, 2020 · The Stade Louis II not only holds a 105x68m grass pitch and 400m 8-lane athletics track, but it is also fitted with the Prince Albert II Water Sports’ Centre and Olympic swimming pool.
Presentation of the Stade Louis-II - AS Monaco
WEBBuilt at the beginning of the 1980s and inaugurated by HRH Prince Rainier III on 25th January, 1985, the Stade Louis-II is a huge complex covering some 30,000 square metres, built on the sea in the district of Fontvieille, close to the ancient walls of the same name. It …
Présentation du Stade Louis-II - AS Monaco
WEBConstruit au début des années 80, inauguré par SAS Le Prince Rainier III le 25 Janvier 1985, le Stade Louis-II est un gigantesque complexe de 30 000 m², érigé dans le quartier de Fontvieille, gagné sur la mer à deux pas de l’ancienne enceinte portant le même nom. Il …
Stade Louis-II - Wikimedia Commons
WEBStade Louis-II. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. English: The Stade Louis II is a stadium located in the Fontvieille district of Monaco.
Louis II Stadium - Monaco Tribune
WEBLouis II Stadium. Inaugurated on 25 January 1985 by Prince Rainier III, the Louis II Stadium is a real monument in Monaco. Its simplistic, understated architecture allows it to blend in with the Monégasque landscape, making it a unique stadium in both Europe and the rest of the world.
Stade Louis-II celebrates 35 years! - AS Monaco
WEBOn January 25, 1985, Prince Rainier III inaugurated the new Stade Louis-II. The following day, AS Monaco won their very first match there against RC Lens. History will remember that the first goal scored here on January 26, 1985 was a penalty, converted by Bernard Genghini in the 58th minute.
Monaco Stadium - Stade Louis II - Football Tripper
WEBSep 4, 2021 · Stade Louis II is the long-standing home of both AS Monaco and the Monaco national football team after replacing the original 1939 version of Stade Louis in 1985. Named after Louis II, Prince of Monaco (1870-1949), the stadium is built on reclaimed land and it boasts another unique distinction in being able to seat almost two thirds of the ...