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Huntington Bank Field 🇺🇸

Home of Cleveland Browns — tours, history & game-day guide.

CountryUnited States RegionOhio Best timeNFL season (Sep–Feb) TypeNFL Stadium
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ICONICA bucket-list stop for football fans — book a stadium tour on non-game days.

Home of: The Cleveland Browns (AFC North)

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Located on 31 acres along Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland, Huntington Bank Field offers you an iconic waterfront environment for NFL action as the home of the Cleveland Browns. Built on the historic site of Cleveland Stadium, this concrete and glass structure opened in 1999 and currently seats 67,431 fans following major modernizing renovations.

As a football traveler, you will immediately notice the stadium's unique layout, featuring the famous Dawg Pound bleacher section situated in the eastern end zone, alongside massive modern scoreboards, enhanced concession options, and an underground heated Kentucky Bluegrass playing field designed to withstand the elements. Beyond hosting Sunday football, the stadium accommodates high school and college games, international soccer matches, and major concerts.

Situated in the North Coast Harbor area adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center, the venue puts you right near top downtown attractions. Though public parking is not available directly on the stadium grounds, nearby municipal lots provide vibrant locations for pre-game tailgating, while the Waterfront light rail line brings you conveniently straight to the gates for kick-off.

What to see at Huntington Bank Field

  • Home field of the Cleveland Browns situated along Lake Erie
  • Famous Dawg Pound bleacher section located in the east end zone
  • Underground heated Kentucky Bluegrass playing surface
  • Four main entrance gates sponsored by local brands and organizations
  • Prime location adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Stadium tours & game day

Take Cleveland's Waterfront light rail line directly to the West 3rd Street station or head to the nearby municipal parking lots for pre-game tailgating.

How long: 3-4 hours (game day) · Best time: Game day (Sep–Feb)

How to get there & what’s nearby

Huntington Bank Field is easy to reach on game days and by Cleveland’s public transport. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Cleveland travel guide.

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