Trent End, Nottingham NG2 5FJ
Nottingham, United Kingdom
The City Ground has been Nottingham Forest's historic and deeply cherished home since 1898, gracefully situated on the picturesque banks of the River Trent and steeped in the golden memories of the club's extraordinary European triumphs under legendary manager Brian Clough. With a capacity of 30,445, this venue holds an almost mystical place in football history, having witnessed Nottingham Forest's miraculous back-to-back European Cup victories in 1979 and 1980 that elevated a provincial English club to the pinnacle of world football. The stadium features traditional English football architecture with the atmospheric Trent End creating exceptional noise levels and passionate support that has echoed across the Trent for over a century, while the Main Stand, Bridgford End, and Executive Stand complete this intimate and characterful venue. Located strategically across the river from city rivals Notts County at Meadow Lane, the City Ground has been the stage for one of football's most geographically close derby matches and countless memorable encounters throughout its distinguished history. The venue represents Nottingham Forest's proud heritage, their remarkable European legacy, and their long-awaited return to Premier League football after 23 years in the wilderness, during which the stadium remained a symbol of hope and tradition for the club's loyal supporters who never forgot the glory days and always believed in their eventual return to the top flight of English football.
Aerial View of City Ground Stadium Nottingham Forrest Football Club
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Aerial View of City Ground Stadium Nottingham Forrest Football Club
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Aerial View of City Ground Stadium Nottingham Forrest Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of City Ground Stadium Nottingham Forrest Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of City Ground Stadium Nottingham Forrest Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
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Nottingham Railway Station (27-minute walk, just over a mile). From M1 Junction 24, follow signs to Nottingham city centre. Exit station, turn left into Station Street, left into Carrington Street, follow to Arkwright Street/Meadows Way, cross River Trent bridge, left into Trentside North to stadium.
Bus lines 1, 10, 11, 11C, 4, 90, MAINLINE stop near City Ground. 10-minute drive from city centre to ground. Victoria Embankment, Trent Bridge stops: Me06 (282m, 4-minute walk), Me05 (324m, 5-minute walk). Services connect from city centre and surrounding areas.
From M1 Junction 24: Follow A453 signs to Nottingham city centre. From Junction 26: Follow signs to city centre. Can access quickly from both junctions depending on direction. SatNav: NG2 5FJ. City Ground accessible from Nottingham city centre via multiple routes.
Parking at Nottingham Emmanuel School (20-minute walk, pre-book online, £10). Meadow Lane Stadium (Notts County) also available. Nottingham Rugby Club alternative option. Clifton South park-and-ride available - signposted from M1 junctions, tram connection to stadium area.
Pleasant 20-minute riverside walk along River Trent from city centre to Trent Bridge area. Well-signposted route through Nottingham. Pass through city centre following signs to stadium area. Cross River Trent via Trent Bridge to reach ground.
Luxury accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Hotel Lace Market - Stylish Georgian townhouse in Nottingham's trendy Lace Market district. Modern luxury hotel on edge of vibrant Lace Market area with 24-hour front desk and stylish bar. Various premium accommodation options in central Nottingham.
Mid-range accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Jurys Inn Nottingham - Modern rooms with spacious bathrooms, 5 minutes' walk from Railway Station. Ibis Hotel - Half mile from Nottingham Railway Station. Contemporary mid-range options with good transport links to City Ground.
Budget accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Travelodge Nottingham Riverside and Central locations (10-minute drive). Various budget B&Bs and budget accommodation available. 721 hotels near City Ground through booking platforms. Room 6 Bright Studio Apartment, River Rooms Nottingham available.
11 wheelchair bays for visiting supporters located in Lower Bridgford Stand (5 in Block W2, 6 in Block X2) with fixed chair position behind each bay. Wheelchair disabled away supporters access via wheelchair accessible home entrance in Bridgford Lower stand, then escorted to away section. Must remain in wheelchair during events.
Accessible disabled toilet facilities in home block between Y1 and Y2 next to away section, accessible by speaking to stewards. Limited facilities described as challenging for disabled users. Contact accessibility@nottinghamforest.co.uk for arrangements and accessibility queries.
Access described as poor for disabled and wheelchair users with very limited toilet access. Facilities have been described as among the worst experienced by some visitors. Stadium redevelopment plans include accessibility audit working with Disabled Supporters Association to improve wheelchair user experience.
tickets for City Ground range from £550 to £ for the current season. Season tickets sold out for 2025/26. Cheapest adult season ticket increased 18% from £465 to £550 for 2024/25. Single matchday tickets available on general sale after member's sale ends (if tickets remain). NFFC tickets cost $196 average at home for Premier League matches. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking affordable stadium access.
tickets for City Ground range from £257 to £ for the current season. Premium hospitality packages available: Robin Hood Suite (three-course meal, premium seating), Boardroom Experience (luxury champagne reception, Directors' Box), Directors' Club (four-course meal with cheese course, Forest legend host, Directors' Box), Legends' Lounge (former player meetups, two-course meal, premium seats). These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking enhanced matchday experience.
tickets for City Ground range from £485 to £ for the current season. Executive Boxes ideal for private parties/corporate events with personal service, great pitchside views, optional catering for 8-10 guests. VIP tickets starting from $703, average VIP price $485. Right now Nottingham Forest hospitality tickets available from $257. Pricing varies by match and package level. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
City Ground has a current capacity of 30,455, with the Trent End holding 7,500 fans. Plans are approved for expansion to around 35,000 with a new 10,000-seater stand replacing the Peter Taylor Stand.
City Ground is located at Pavilion Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 5FJ, gracefully situated on the banks of the River Trent. It's only 300 yards from Meadow Lane (Notts County), making them the closest professional football stadiums in England.
Nottingham Station (27 min walk, just over 1 mile).
Nottingham Station: 27 min walk (just over 1 mile).
City Ground was built in 1898.
The construction cost of City Ground is not readily available in detail, but expansions cost millions.
The capacity of City Ground is 30,404.
Yes, City Ground has a fixed roof covering the stands, but it is open above the pitch.
City Ground is owned by Nottingham Forest.
Yes, you can take small bags no larger than A4 size into City Ground.
A pint of beer costs approximately £4.00 in City Ground.
Association football is the primary sport played at City Ground.
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