Joseph Marien Stadium
Forest, Belgium
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The Joseph Marien Stadium, a multi-use sports venue located within Duden Park in the Forest municipality of Brussels, Belgium, was opened in 1919 and designed by architect Albert Callewaert in the Art Deco style. Serving as the home ground of Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, the stadium currently accommodates 9,400 spectators following a renovation in 2018 and is primarily used for football matches. The facility, designated a protected monument, is accessed via an entrance at one end of Rue du Stade/Stadionstraat.
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- stadium
- Heritage
- protected monument
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- Forest, Belgium
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