Key facts
| Address | Cape Town, South Africa |
| Capacity | 51,900 |
| Build Date | 1888 |
| Who is the owner of Newlands Stadium? | Western Province Rugby Union |
| Where is Newlands Stadium located? | 33°58′14″S 18°28′6″E |
| Nickname | DHL Newlands |
| Surface | Grass |
Description
An all seater stadium which is home to Stormers Super 14 & Western Province RU.
FAQ
Newlands Stadium was opened in 1888, making it one of the oldest rugby stadiums in South Africa and the world.
The stadium is named after the Newlands suburb of Cape Town where it is located.
Newlands Stadium primarily hosts rugby union matches. It was the home ground for the Western Province rugby team and hosted international rugby matches for the South African national team, the Springboks.
The stadium had a capacity of approximately 51,900 spectators.
No, Newlands Stadium is no longer in use for major sporting events. The last professional rugby match was played there in 2020, after which rugby activities moved to Cape Town Stadium.
Newlands Stadium has a rich history in South African rugby. It hosted numerous important matches, including games during the 1995 Rugby World Cup when South Africa won on home soil. The stadium was known for its unique atmosphere and was often referred to as the “grand old lady” of South African rugby.
