Celtic Park

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Celtic Park in United Kingdom

Celtic Park is a football stadium located in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

The stadium was opened in the year 1892. The seating capacity of the stadium is 60,837. The stadium is the home ground of the Celtic Football Club. It is the sixth largest stadium in United Kingdom. It was designed by Archibald Leitch. The stadium is also called as Parkhead or Paradise by the Celtic fans. It was most recently renovated during the year 1998. The inaugural match in the stadium was between Celtic and Rangers and the Celtic won the match.

Celtic Park has three large double – tiered stands. The stadium also consists of a lower double – tiered main stand which contains the Celtic museum. The stadium is the host of the Scottish Premier League and English Premier League during the year 2009 and 2010. The stadium has two large screens for showing replays and highlights. This stadium would host the 2014 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony. It hosted the first Composite Rules Hurling Match during the year 1897.

Ramada Glasgow City is a three star hotel near the Celtic Park. The charge per day in this three star hotel is £ 58.

The official website of the Celtic Park is http://www.celticfc.net/splash.aspx .

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Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
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Ibrox Stadium
King's Theatre Glasgow
McLellan Galleries
Merchant City
Pavilion Theatre Glasgow
Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC)
St. Enoch Centre
The Arches
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)
The Italian Centre Glasgow
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery
University of Glasgow