Påskbergsvallen

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Påskbergsvallen
Påskbergsvallen on the left in the background with adjacent playing fields (October 2011)
Påskbergsvallen on the left in the background with adjacent playing fields (October 2011)
Data
place Kattegattsvagen 20 432 50 Varberg , Sweden
SwedenSweden
Coordinates 57 ° 5 '54.3 "  N , 12 ° 15' 55.6"  E Coordinates: 57 ° 5 '54.3 "  N , 12 ° 15' 55.6"  E
owner Varberg municipality
opening July 2, 1925
Renovations 2012
surface Natural grass
capacity 4500 seats
playing area 105 × 65 m
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The Påskbergsvallen is a football stadium with athletics track in the Swedish town of Varberg , County of Halland , in the southwest of the country. It offers space for 4500 spectators, including 1,100 covered seats, 2,800 covered standing places and 450 places without a roof. The soccer clubs Varbergs BoIS and Varbergs GIF use them for their home games.

history

Påskbergsvallen was opened on July 2, 1925 by Gustav V , King of Sweden . He was present because the longest wave transmitter Grimeton was inaugurated in Grimeton , Varberg parish that same day . It has a covered main and opposite stands. The main grandstand, which is equipped with seat shells, extends over only part of the main straight, next to it and in the uncovered curves there is neither a grandstand nor a raised slope. An athletics facility runs around the natural grass rectangle used as a play area . Next to the stadium there are three other playing fields and two small fields, and the multi-purpose arena Varberg is located north of Påskbergsvallen. The plant is located southeast of the city center of Varberg in the east of the Mariedal district .

In 2012, the stadium was adapted to the requirements of the Superettan , including the floodlights .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Påskbergsvallen. In: boisfc.nu. Varberg's BoIS , accessed February 15, 2019 .