The stadium was one of the sub-sedes for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic football tournament, hosting several group stage matches.
It replaced the older Creu Alta stadium, which had served the club since its foundation in the early 20th century.
The stadium's namesake, 'Creu Alta', refers to the historic neighborhood in Sabadell where the original club grounds were located.
The club, CE Sabadell, spent several seasons in the Spanish top division (La Liga) while playing at this stadium during the late 1960s and 1980s.
The pitch dimensions are approximately 105 by 68 meters, adhering to standard FIFA regulations for professional play.
Estadi Nova Creu Alta is the primary multi-purpose football stadium located in Sabadell, Catalonia, serving as the home ground for Centre d'Esports Sabadell FC. Inaugurated in 1967, the stadium has a current capacity of approximately 11,900 spectators. It features a natural grass pitch and is primarily used for professional football matches in the Spanish league system. The facility hosted football matches during the 1992 Summer Olympics. Its architecture is defined by its classic open-air bowl design common to mid-20th-century Spanish stadiums. The site is situated within the Vallès Occidental region, north of Barcelona city center.
From the elevated stands looking down toward the pitch and the main grandstand (Tribuna) featuring the club's colors.
Check the official club website for matchday schedules, as access is restricted during games to ticket holders only.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the stadium grounds and surrounding plaza area involve significant pavement walking.
Visit during the early evening on match days to experience the local fan culture and crowd energy.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium during non-match days without prior booking or official club tours, as the gates remain secured.
The stadium is closed to the public except during scheduled matches, training sessions, or pre-arranged club-guided tours.
Standard sportsmanship rules apply; refrain from offensive language or throwing objects onto the pitch.
