The Urbano Caldeira Stadium, better known as Vila Belmiro, is the home stadium of Santos Futebol Clube. Inaugurated in 1916, it is one of the most historic stadiums in Brazil. The stadium was officially opened on October 12, 1916, and 10 days later, the first official match was held, with Santos defeating Ipiranha 2-1 in the São Paulo Championship.
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How to get to Vila Belmiro Stadium
Vila Belmiro is located in the Vila Belmiro neighborhood, in Santos, at Rua Princesa Isabel, s/n.
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Basic structure of Vila Belmiro Stadium
The stadium has a capacity of 20,360 people, making it the largest club in the Baixada Santista. It has various amenities, such as the Athiê Jorge Coury gym, locker rooms, boxes, and dining options, providing comfort for fans watching the games.
How to get to Vila Belmiro Stadium?
Vila Belmiro is located at Rua Princesa Isabel, s/n, in the Vila Belmiro neighborhood in Santos. The most common ways to reach the stadium include:
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Bus: Several bus lines pass near the stadium, making it easier for fans from different regions of Santos to access it.
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Car: For those who choose to drive, it is important to note that the stadium does not have its own parking lot, but there are parking spaces on the surrounding streets, such as Rua Dom Pedro I and Rua Tiradentes.
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Transport apps: Another convenient option is to use taxis or transport apps, with drop-off points near the stadium entrances.
Gate Guide for Vila Belmiro Stadium
Vila Belmiro has several gates, each serving a specific area to facilitate fans' access. Check below the location of each entrance:
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Fixed Seats and Special Seats Section: Gates 13, 14, 15, and 16 – Address: Rua Princesa Isabel
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Bleachers Section: Gates 7, 8, and 24 – Address: Rua Princesa Isabel
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Social Section: Gates 1, 2, and 17 – Address: Rua Tiradentes
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General Bleachers Section: Gate 21 – Address: Rua José de Alencar
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Visitors Section: Gate 19 – Address: Rua José de Alencar
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Fixed Seats and Side Seats Section: Gates 25 and 26 – Address: Rua Dom Pedro I
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Covered Seats Section: Gate 22 – Address: Rua Dom Pedro I
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Side Seats Section: Gate 25 – Address: Rua Dom Pedro I
Gastronomy around
In the area near gates 7, 8, and 24, located on Rua Princesa Isabel, there is a wide variety of kiosks and dining options. Fans can take the opportunity to savor various types of food and drinks before or during halftime of the matches.
Tips to facilitate access to Vila Belmiro
To ensure a smooth access to Vila Belmiro, it is recommended to arrive early to avoid congestion. Prioritize the use of public transport to avoid difficulties with parking. Additionally, check your ticket and identify the correct gate, which will help speed up the entry process and reduce any confusion.
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