Guillermo Amor, the stadium's namesake, played as a midfielder for FC Barcelona and the Spain national team.
The stadium's original name was Estadio Municipal de Foietes before being renamed in 2010.
It is frequently used by top-tier European clubs for winter training retreats due to Benidorm's mild Mediterranean climate.
The facility has been a recurring venue for the Low Festival, one of Spain's significant indie music events.
The stadium incorporates an eight-lane synthetic athletics track, allowing it to host regional track and field competitions.
Estadio Municipal Guillermo Amor is a multi-purpose stadium located in Benidorm, primarily used for football matches and large-scale outdoor concerts. It serves as the home ground for the local club, Club de Fútbol Benidorm. The venue features an athletic track surrounding the natural grass pitch, typical of multi-use municipal facilities in Spain. It has hosted various international sporting events and preseason training camps for European football clubs. The stadium is named after Guillermo Amor, a renowned Spanish former footballer and Benidorm native. The facility includes seating areas with a primary grandstand and open concrete terraces. It is a central point for Benidorm's municipal sports infrastructure. Beyond sports, the venue is frequently utilized for major music festivals and community events, taking advantage of the large open-air capacity.
From the elevated walkway near the main entrance gates, capturing the full span of the pitch and the surrounding hills.
Bring sun protection as the spectator areas have limited shaded roofing.
Check the local municipal calendar before visiting to ensure the stadium is not closed for private event setup.
Wear comfortable walking shoes if you plan to walk the perimeter of the facility, as the ground can be uneven.
Do not attempt to access the pitch area unless attending a public event or permitted by staff.
Closed to the general public during private sports tournaments and music festival load-in periods.
