The stadium was originally inaugurated in 1982.
It hosted Oțelul Galați's historic UEFA Champions League group stage matches during the 2011-2012 season.
The pitch underwent significant drainage and turf improvements to meet professional league standards.
The stadium's architectural design features the classic open-bowl layout common to regional Romanian stadiums built in the early 1980s.
Oțelul Stadium is the home ground of the Romanian football club Oțelul Galați. It serves as the primary multi-purpose sports venue in Galați, Romania. The stadium features a natural grass pitch and a seating capacity of approximately 13,500 spectators. It remains a historical site for local football, notably hosting matches during the club's successful campaigns in the UEFA Champions League group stages. The facility is situated on Strada Anghel Saligny, integrated into the city's sports infrastructure. It currently functions as the main hub for Oțelul Galați's training and competitive home matches.
From the stands facing the center circle to capture the full scope of the pitch and the stadium's layout.
Check the official Oțelul Galați website for fixture schedules before visiting, as access is restricted to match days and training sessions.
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing as the seating areas are largely uncovered and exposed to the elements.
Arrive early to experience the pre-match atmosphere, which is often considered the highlight of visiting the venue.
Attempting to enter the facility on non-match days without prior authorization, as it is a restricted sports facility.
Closed to the public outside of scheduled match days or authorized club events.
Standard stadium behavior rules apply; do not bring pyrotechnics, sharp objects, or large professional camera equipment without prior accreditation.
