The stadium's inauguration match took place in 1987 against Atlético de Madrid.
The ground was specifically designed to accommodate a larger capacity than the historical El Sequiol stadium.
It is situated on land once known as the 'Marjaleria' area of the city.
The stadium underwent significant improvements in 2024 to meet the requirements of the second tier of Spanish professional football.
Nou Estadi Castàlia serves as the home ground for CD Castellón and is a key sporting landmark in Castellón de la Plana. The stadium was inaugurated in 1987 to replace the old Castàlia ground. It features a capacity of approximately 15,500 spectators. The pitch measures 102 by 68 meters. The structure consists of four main stands, with the Preferencia and Tribuna sections being the primary covered areas. It regularly hosts Segunda División matches and is known for its passionate local support base. The stadium is located in the northern sector of the city, easily accessible from the urban core. It remains a focal point for regional football culture and community events.
From the center of the Tribuna stand looking out across the pitch towards the Gol Norte end.
Check the official CD Castellón website for match-day fixture schedules before visiting.
Purchase tickets in advance online to avoid queues at the physical ticket office on match days.
Wear the team colors, albinegro (black and white stripes), to blend in with the local supporters.
Do not attempt to enter restricted zones or player tunnels without official accreditation.
Closed to the public outside of match days and official club events.
