Galatasaray vs Aston Villa — Champions League 2026/27

Huzur Mah., Aslantepe Yolu No:6, 34396 Sarıyer, İstanbul, Türkiye

Metro line M2 (Yenikapı–Hacıosman) has a station at Seyrantepe, joined to the stadium by a pedestrian bridge — the quickest way in. From the city centre take the M2 from Şişhane or Taksim; the branch to Seyrantepe leaves the main line at Sanayi Mahallesi, so check which train you board. The district is 12 km from the historic centre and has little around it, so plan to eat before you travel.

The complex has its own car parks, P1 to P4, with around 3,000 spaces and most of them covered — an İSPARK multi-storey built into the ground. Which one you can use depends on how you arrive: from the TEM motorway side you can reach P1 and P2, while cars coming from Cendere may use only P3 and P4. They fill quickly on match days, so the metro is the safer bet if you are running late.

Seyrantepe metro station is joined to the ground by a pedestrian bridge, which makes the metro the shortest step-free route in.

Everyone is searched on the way in. Turkish law (No. 6222) bans at every sports event in the country: firearms, including licensed ones, and any cutting, crushing or piercing tool; explosive, flammable or incendiary substances, flares included; drugs; and alcoholic drinks brought in against the rules of the sport's federation. Bringing a flare or another flammable item is a criminal offence, not a confiscation. The size limit for bags is set for each event rather than by the ground, so check what is published with your ticket and travel light.

Each ticket admits one person and everyone passes a security check at the turnstiles. Gate opening times are set for each match and published with the tickets; at a tournament like this the organiser also decides the rules on age and on re-entry, so read what comes with your ticket.