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Ta’ Qali National Stadium

Club: various | Opening: 1980 | Capacity: 17,797 seats

History and description

Ta’ Qali National Stadium is the national stadium of Malta and the largest stadium on the island. It was built to provide the island with a new and modern national stadium, replacing the old Empire Stadium in Gzira near Valletta.

The stadium officially opened on 14 December 1980. It was built on the site of a former RAF airbase not far from the historic city of Mdina. In 2002, a new main stand was built, which also houses the offices of the Malta Football Association.

Besides being the home of the national team, Ta’ Qali Stadium, alongside Hibernians Stadium and Victor Tedesco Stadium, is also one of the three stadiums used to host Malta’s top flight matches.

How to get to Ta’ Qali National Stadium

Ta’ Qali National Stadium is located in the centre of the island of Malta at roughly 9 kilometres west from the capital Valletta (and a similar distance from the Sliema and St Julian’s tourist areas), and a little over 1.5 kilometres north-east from the historic city of Mdina.

The stadium is clearly visible from the city walls of Mdina and can be walked to from the old city in about 20 to 30 minutes, though Maltean roads aren’t the most suitable for pedestrians. Bus 56, 186, and 202 furthermore connect Mdina (and Rabat) with the stadium.

Bus 56 is also the bus to take if you’re coming from the capital of Valletta (from the main bus station just outside the city walls). Buses run once an hour for the 30-minute journey. An alternative is catching one of the regular buses that connect Valletta with Mdina (e.g. 50, 51, 52, 53, and 250) and get of at stop Qali Interchange. It’s a 15-minute walk from there or change to bus 56, 186, or 202.

If coming from Sliema or St Julian’s / Paceville, catch bus 202. Buses run once an hour for the approximate 1-hour journey. Take bus 186 from St. Paul’s Bay (Bugibba).

From the airport, which lies further south on the island, catch bus X3 and, after 45 minutes, get off at stop Qali Interchange. Walk for 15 minutes to the stadium or change to bus 56, 186, or 202.

Address: H’Attard ATD 4000, Malta

Eat, drink, and sleep near Ta’ Qali National Stadium

Ta’ Qali National Stadium is located in the countryside just outside Malta’s main urban area. It is surrounded by farmlands and a complex including other sports facilities, a convention centre, the Malta Aviation Museum, and a crafts village.

It’s a quiet area with little around in terms of eating and drinking, which is better done in nearby Mdina or in Malta’s tourist areas.

There are no hotels directly near Ta’ Qali National Stadium. If you wish to stay close, stay at nearby Mdina or Rabat. Most will decide to stay in Malta’s tourist areas though, for example in Valletta ‘s old town, Sliema , or Saint Julian’s .

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Malta National Team Tickets

Tickets for Malta matches can be bought online , at the MFA offices at Ta’ Qali Stadium, or from any of the other official retail outlets.

Centrally located outlets include Eros Stationary at 33 Triq Il-Wilga in Paceville, the Matrix electronics store on Republic Street in old Valletta, and the Matrix store at SkyParks Centre at Malta International Airport.

If not sold out, and this is generally not the case, tickets can also be bought at the ticket booths of Ta’ Qali Stadium on the day of the match.

Expect to pay from €10.00 for a seat behind the goal to €25.00 for a seat at the West Stand.

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Relevant Internet links

Mfa.com.mt – Official website of the Malta Football Association. Publictransport.com.mt – Malta public transport information.

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Ta’ Qali National Stadium - Malta National Team Stadium Guide

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By Football Tripper Last Updated: July 15, 2021

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• Seating Plan
• Stadium Tours
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Ta’ Qali National Stadium is the home ground of the Malta Football Team as well as the main venue for matches of  the Maltese Premier League. First opened in 1980, Ta’Qali is capable of accommodating just under 18,000 supporters.

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Ta’ qali national stadium history.

For years the island of Malta was in desperate need of its own purpose built facilities which were capable of hosting International matches in line with the stadium regulations set out by both UEFA and FIFA. Before the stadium was inaugurated in December 1981 matches were predominantly played on artificial pitches or if you were lucky, low quality grass surfaces.

Municipally owned, Ta’ Qali National Stadium was constructed on a plot of land which was previously used by the military for aviation purposes during the Second World War. Managed by the Maltese Football Association, the ground sits at the heart of a wider sporting complex which contains gyms, offices and training facilities.

The stadium has undergone renovations over the years to keep apace of other European Stadiums. The Maltese FA first founded in 1900, however full affiliation with UEFA came in 1960.

The most recent renovation work came in 2003 when the East Stand was completely rebuilt. Capable of seating 4,700 supporters, the stand now known as the Millennium Stand, contains 6 executive boxes, various corporate facilities as well enough office space to house the Football Association of Malta.

View of Ta’ Qali National Stadium

Ta’ Qali National Stadium Seating Plan

Below is a seating plan of Malta National Team's Ta’ Qali National Stadium:

Stand Photos

Ta’ Qali is comprised of four stands arranged in an oval shape: North, Millennium (East), South and Main (West).

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the Stadium.

Matchday Experience

Ta’ qali national stadium away section.

When West Ham played Birkikara in the second leg of a Europa League qualifier at the start of the 2016 season the away fans were housed within the Millennium stand.

Best Pubs near ground

Whilst the island of Malta is littered with pubs and bars, there aren’t really any places to drink around the stadium.

Food - Places to eat

The Ta’ Qali National Park appears to be a great location for a picnic!

Malta National Team Club Shop

Fans can purchase official merchandise of the Malta National Football Team by visiting the TeamMalta merchandise store at the Millennium Stand of the National Stadium, which is open Monday to Friday, or online by following this link to the MFA Shop.

Can you take a stadium Tour?

The Malta Football Association also offers the public a chance to experience the national stadium through a guided tour. On it you can see the centenary stadium, training grounds, national stadium, tv interview area, national team dressing room, tunnel to pitch, the pitch, VIP area, trophies lounge and merchandise store.

Tour days are Wednesdays and Fridays although tours will not take place in case of extreme weather, an international match or a public holiday.

Tours only occur once per day at 11am, usually lasting 80 minutes, however if you are a group of 6 or more people you can organise private tours at other times and days. You can buy tickets for 5 Euros from the reception at the Millennium E Entrance. To find out more information you can email [email protected] or phone them at (356) 2338 6282/4.

How to buy Malta National Team Tickets

Tickets to watch football in Malta can either be purchased online from Malta Tickets which is the official vendor, via the telephone box office (27.842.538) or in person at the various sales points around the stadium on matchdays.

For international football matches you should acquire your ticket’s in advance through your country’s Football Association/federation.

How to get to Ta’ Qali National Stadium

Where is ta’ qali national stadium.

Malta is a small island in the Mediterranean Sea which lies between Southern Europe and Northern Africa. It is mainly comprised of three inhabited islands: Malta, Gozo and Kemmuna.

Driving is the main method of transpiration on the island and it can make financial sense to rent a hire car in some cases. The stadium’s address for satnav is simply:

• Ta’ Qali, Mdina, Malta

There is a underground garage at the stadium which contains 90 VIP spaces, as well as plenty of parking for the genera public around the ground on matchdays.

Train - Public Transport

The island’s only railway line closed back in 1931 so you can disregard this as a form of transport!

Public Transport of Ta’ Qali National Stadium

The island is served by Luqa Airport, and Air Malta who are the county’s national airline. Sometimes known as Malta International Airport, the runway is located 10.5 km south-east of Ta’ Qali.

Upon landing the easiest way to travel to your destination is via the White Taxi which has a convenient list of fixed rate fares depending on where you wish to go.

Hotels Near Ta’ Qali National Stadium

The two closest hotels are The Xara Palace and Point de Vue 2.5 km south-west of the stadium in Mdina.

There are much more accommodation options however in the built up touristy areas of Saint Paul’s Bay and St Julian’s which both feature recognisable names such as Hilton and Radisson Blue amongst other highly rated hotels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who plays at ta’ qali national stadium.

Maltese side Malta National Team play their home matches at Ta’ Qali National Stadium.

What is the capacity of Ta’ Qali National Stadium?

As of 2024 Ta’ Qali National Stadium has an official seating capacity of 17,797 for Football matches.

When was Ta’ Qali National Stadium opened?

Ta’ Qali National Stadium officially opened in 1980 and is home to Malta National Team

Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?

Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Ta’ Qali National Stadium in 2024. Please visit the official website of Malta National Team for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.

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9 Extraordinary Facts About National Stadium Ta’ Qali

Written by Con Segovia

Modified & Updated: 01 Jun 2024

Reviewed by Jessica Corbett

The National Stadium Ta’ Qali is a remarkable landmark located in Malta, a small island nation in the Mediterranean Sea. This iconic stadium is not only a venue for sports events but also serves as a symbol of pride for the Maltese people. It holds a rich history and is filled with fascinating facts that make it truly extraordinary. From its unique architecture to the memorable moments witnessed within its walls, National Stadium Ta’ Qali has left an indelible mark on both locals and visitors alike. In this article, we will explore nine extraordinary facts about this magnificent landmark, shedding light on its significance and uncovering the hidden gems that make it an essential part of Malta’s cultural heritage.

Key Takeaways:

• National Stadium Ta’ Qali is the pride of Malta, hosting international football matches and major tournaments, with plans for future development to enhance the sporting experience.
• With a capacity of over 16,000, the stadium in Ta’ Qali Park is a versatile venue for various sports and events, witnessing historic moments and uniting fans in Maltese sporting passion.

Home to the Maltese National Football Team

The National Stadium Ta’ Qali proudly serves as the home ground for the Maltese National Football Team. This is where the team competes in international matches and strives to bring victory to their nation.

Capacity to Hold Over 16,000 Spectators

With a capacity to hold over 16,000 spectators , the National Stadium Ta’ Qali provides an electrifying atmosphere for sports enthusiasts. The grandstands offer excellent views of the playing field, ensuring an unforgettable experience for fans.

Host of Major Football Tournaments

The stadium has hosted numerous major football tournaments over the years, including World Cup qualifiers and UEFA European Championship matches. Its state-of-the-art facilities and top-notch infrastructure make it a preferred choice for international events.

Set Against the Beautiful Scenery of Ta’ Qali Park

Situated within the sprawling Ta’ Qali Park, the National Stadium offers a breathtaking setting for sports enthusiasts. The surrounding lush greenery and scenic landscapes create an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable sporting moments.

Multi-Purpose Venue for Various Sporting Events

Aside from football, the National Stadium Ta’ Qali has played host to a wide range of sporting events, including athletics, rugby, and concerts. Its versatile infrastructure makes it a versatile venue capable of accommodating diverse activities.

Renovated to International Standards

In recent years, the National Stadium underwent a major renovation to meet modern international standards and enhance the spectator experience. The upgraded facilities include improved seating, state-of-the-art technology, and enhanced amenities for visitors.

A Symbol of Maltese Sporting Passion

The National Stadium Ta’ Qali stands as a symbol of the Maltese people’s unwavering passion for sports. It serves as a gathering place for fans from all walks of life to come together and support their teams, creating a strong sense of national pride.

Witness to Historic Sporting Moments

Over the years, the National Stadium has witnessed countless historic sporting moments. From thrilling comebacks to record-breaking performances, this stadium has been the stage for sporting history that will be cherished by fans for generations to come.

Major Development Plans for the Future

The National Stadium Ta’ Qali is not done evolving. There are major development plans in the pipeline, aiming to further enhance the stadium’s facilities and accommodate larger-scale events. These plans reflect Malta’s commitment to fostering a vibrant sports culture.

These 9 extraordinary facts about National Stadium Ta’ Qali highlight its significance as a sporting landmark in Malta . Whether it’s hosting international matches or witnessing historic moments, this stadium holds a special place in the hearts of sports fans. So next time you find yourself in Malta, make sure to visit the National Stadium Ta’ Qali and experience its unparalleled energy and excitement.

In conclusion, the National Stadium Ta’ Qali is a truly remarkable landmark that holds a significant place in Maltese history and culture. Its impressive design, versatile facilities, and rich heritage make it an extraordinary destination for sports enthusiasts, tourists, and locals alike. From hosting major sporting events to providing a venue for concerts and exhibitions, this iconic stadium continues to play a vital role in the development and promotion of sports and entertainment in Malta. With its fascinating features and breathtaking surroundings, the National Stadium Ta’ Qali is a must-visit attraction that offers a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re a sports fan or simply interested in exploring Malta’s architectural marvels, make sure to put the National Stadium Ta’ Qali on your itinerary.

1. How can I get to the National Stadium Ta’ Qali?

To reach the National Stadium Ta’ Qali, you can take a taxi, hire a car, or use public transportation. Buses are frequently available from various locations around Malta, and there are specific bus stops near the stadium. Check the bus schedules and routes to plan your journey accordingly.

2. Can I visit the National Stadium Ta’ Qali even if there are no events happening?

Yes, you can visit the National Stadium Ta’ Qali even when there are no events taking place. The stadium is open to the public, and you can explore its exterior, take photos, and admire its impressive architecture. However, access to the interior and specific areas may be restricted during non-event days.

3. Are guided tours available at the National Stadium Ta’ Qali?

Yes, guided tours are available at the National Stadium Ta’ Qali. These tours provide a deeper insight into the stadium’s history, significance, and behind-the-scenes areas. It is recommended to check with the stadium management or official tourism websites for information on guided tours and their schedules.

4. Are there any restaurants or cafes near the National Stadium Ta’ Qali?

Yes, there are restaurants and cafes located near the National Stadium Ta’ Qali. These establishments offer a variety of dining options, ranging from local Maltese cuisine to international dishes. You can enjoy a meal or grab a quick snack before or after visiting the stadium.

5. Can I participate in sports activities at the National Stadium Ta’ Qali?

Yes, depending on the availability and schedule of events, you may have the opportunity to participate in various sports activities at the National Stadium Ta’ Qali. The stadium hosts a range of sporting events and activities, including football matches, athletics competitions, and fitness programs. Check the local sports organizations or the stadium’s website for more information on how to get involved.

National Stadium Ta' Qali's fascinating history, impressive capacity, and role in Maltese sports make it a true gem. Dive deeper into the world of football and explore more captivating facts about this beloved sport. Discover the magic of iconic sports venues like Wankhede Stadium, where passion and athleticism collide. Uncover the untold stories behind national stadiums that have witnessed unforgettable moments and left an indelible mark on their nations' sporting heritage.

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The Malta Museum of Football was inaugurated on Friday 18 th  June 2021 by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Malta FA President Bjorn Vassallo. It includes a collection of unique artefacts and memorabilia encapsulating the history of Maltese football, commemorating the landmark moments, and honouring the feats of all those clubs, players, coaches, and officials, who have etched their names in the annals of the local game.  

The Malta Museum of Football is open to the public from Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm (excluding Public Holidays ) and is located at Level 2, Millennium Stand, National Stadium, Ta’ Qali.

Admission Prices

• Adults: €5.00
• Seniors (65+): €3.50
• Children (U12):  €2.50

Tickets can be purchased in advance using the link below or pay upon entrance on the day of your visit.

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Located within walking distance from the Malta Aviation Museum and Ta Qali' National Park

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For guided tours or for group bookings of more than 15 people please contact the Marketing Department on +356 2338 6100 or [email protected]

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