Rangers FC (Ibrox Stadium)
20 minute walk from Dumbreck station · Glasgow and West Central
Ibrox Stadium is a historic football ground located on the south side of the River Clyde in Glasgow. As the home of Rangers, it is the third-largest football stadium in Scotland, featuring an all-seated capacity of 51,700.
The venue is architecturally significant, particularly its Main Stand. Designed by Archibald Leitch and opened in 1928, this Category B listed building features a distinctive red-brick facade and a famous criss-cross balcony. Ibrox is steeped in history, having once hosted a British record crowd of 118,567 in 1939 and serving as a site for international matches and the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Visitors can appreciate a modern sporting environment that was largely rebuilt to prioritise safety and comfort. Today, you can enjoy the atmosphere of a top-tier Scottish Premiership match or admire the grand "red brick glory" of the historic stand. Beyond football, the stadium has also served as a major concert venue and a host for international rugby sevens.
Visitor information
- Place type
- Football ground
- Good for
- Architecture, Football, Live music, Rugby
- Characteristics
- 20th-century, Listed, Nationally significant, Riverside
- Admission
- Paid admission
- Region
- Glasgow and West Central
Stations within walking distance
- Dumbreck station — 20 min walk, 1.6 km
- Exhibition Centre (Glasgow) station — 32 min walk, 2.6 km
- Maxwell Park station — 33 min walk, 2.8 km
- Partick station — 33 min walk, 2.7 km
- Cardonald station — 33 min walk, 2.7 km
Other places near Dumbreck
- Bellahouston Park — 13 min walk from the station
- Glasgow Science Centre — 32 min walk from the station
- SEC Armadillo — 35 min walk from the station
- OVO Hydro — 36 min walk from the station
- The Clydeside Distillery — 40 min walk from the station
- Clyde Walkway 1: Glasgow to Cambuslang — 43 min walk from the station