The Bernabeu is one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world and has been the home of Real Madrid since it was built in 1947. It is also known as the "White House" due to its distinctive white facade and the fact that it is the only stadium in Europe with this feature.
Over the years, the Bernabeu has hosted some of the biggest sporting events in history, including the UEFA Champions League final, the FIFA World Cup semi-finals, and even the birth of Cristiano Ronaldo. However, perhaps the most memorable attendance record for the Bernabeu is when Real Madrid played against Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League final on May 26, 2013.
The match ended in a 1-1 draw after extra time, but Real Madrid won the penalty shootout 5-3 to lift their first European Cup trophy in over three decades. The record-breaking attendance at the Bernabeu that day was 83,000 fans, making it the largest single-match attendance in Spanish football history.
Since then, the Bernabeu has continued to be a major player on the international stage, hosting many more high-profile matches and attracting huge crowds. In recent years, the club has struggled financially and off-field issues have caused controversy, but the Bernabeu remains a beloved symbol of Spanish football and a place where memories are made.