LaLiga Stadiums 3D Seat Views

See the view from your seat at Spain’s biggest grounds

A LaLiga ticket is a fixed window on the pitch, and in Spain that window changed a lot in the last three years: the Santiago Bernabéu was rebuilt from the inside out, the Camp Nou is being handed back to Barcelona one tier at a time, and Anoeta, Balaídos and La Cerámica are all mid-renovation. A seating plan drawn two seasons ago no longer tells you what you would see. This site gives you an interactive 3D map of each ground — click a section and a real panoramic view from that part of the stadium opens instantly.

All 20 grounds of the 2026-27 season are listed here, 9 of them with 3D views live today and the rest on the way. The range runs from the 78,000-seat bowl at Chamartín to the three-sided 14,708-seat Vallecas, where the north end has no stand at all. Compare the rake of San Mamés against the closeness of Nervión, or see how much of the pitch the upper ring of the Metropolitano really gives you.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at a LaLiga stadium?

Open the stadium's page, click any section of the interactive map and a real panoramic 3D view from that part of the ground opens instantly — so you know what you will see before buying tickets.

Which LaLiga stadiums have 3D seat views?

Nine of the twenty so far: the Santiago Bernabéu, Spotify Camp Nou, Riyadh Air Metropolitano, San Mamés, Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Anoeta, Estadio de la Cerámica, Balaídos and Vallecas. The other eleven grounds of the 2026-27 season are listed here and their 3D views are on the way.

When does the 2026-27 LaLiga season start and finish?

Matchday 1 falls on the weekend of 15 and 16 August 2026 and matchday 38 on the weekend of 30 May 2027. The RFEF drew the calendar on 30 June 2026; LaLiga confirms each match's exact day and kick-off time 15 to 20 days before the round.

Which is the biggest and which the smallest ground in LaLiga?

Of the grounds with 3D views, the Santiago Bernabéu is the biggest at roughly 78,300 and Vallecas the smallest at 14,708 — Vallecas is also the smallest in the division and the only one with no stand behind one of the goals. Real Betis play 2026-27 at the 68,887-seat La Cartuja while the Benito Villamarín's Preferencia stand is rebuilt.

Are these official club seating charts?

No. These are independent interactive 3D stadium maps built with 3D Digital Venue technology. This site is not affiliated with LaLiga, the RFEF or any club.