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Hampden Park (Scottish Gaelic: Pàirc Hampden) is a football stadium in the Mount Florida area of Glasgow, Scotland, which is the national stadium of football in Scotland and home of the Scotland national football team.
- Jim Clydesdale (1999)
- Mount Florida, Glasgow, Scotland
- 31 October 1903; 119 years ago
- Scottish Football Association
Getting here. Hampden Park is a five minute walk from Mount Florida and King's Park train stations. Trains run from Glasgow Central. For further information call National Rail Enquiries on 03457 484 950.
Every visit to Hampden Park is special. The following links have information about stadium services, policies, procedures, stadium site maps and much more to make your visit to Scotland’s National Stadium convenient, enjoyable and memorable. A-Z Guide.
Experience one of world football's most historic stadiums. For generations of football fans, Hampden Park in Glasgow has been The Home of Scottish Football - a field of dreams shared by the masses. There was a time where Hampden was, quite simply, the biggest and best football stadium in the world. The original Hampden Park, located a short ...
Hampden Park is the national football stadium of Scotland, home to Scotland international matches since 1906. Located in the Mount Florida area of Glasgow, the stadium has a capacity of 51,866. In addition to hosting Scottish Cup finals and, more recently, semi-finals, it is also the home of amateur team Queen’s Park FC.
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Hampden Park is located in the south of Glasgow at almost 3 miles from Glasgow’s city centre. The stadium lies a 10-minute walk away from Mount Florida and King’s Park rail stations. Take the train from Glasgow Central for the 10-minute journey (5 minutes more to King’s Park).
Hampden Park is Scotland’s national stadium and is located in the Mount Florida area of Glasgow. Hampden has been the venue for some truly memorable games at both club and national level, none more so than the 1960 European Cup final when Real Madrid defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 7 - 3 in what is widely regarded as the finest club game ever.
