Football Ground Map
Football Ground Map
Who would have thought that with a leather ball you could gather 1.5 billion people across the globe? Football is the world's most popular sport, and many wonder where all the magic comes from. One good guess is the mesmerizing atmosphere at the stadiums. Europe is home to many breathtaking stadiums and here are seven that rank highest on our list.
San Siro is one of the largest and most stunning stadiums in Italy. This 80,000-capacity masterpiece has been described as the last of the truly classic stadiums in Europe. The Derby della Madonnina between A.C. Milan and Inter Milan at the San Siro comes highly recommended for fans who wish to experience a game with an incredible atmosphere.
If you're interested in breathtaking structures, then Anfield is a stadium worth your time and money. The 53,394-capacity stadium is home to the legendary team, Liverpool, and it is charged with an electric and glorious atmosphere that is sure to give you goosebumps. It should definitely be at the top of your bucket list.
Though not as old, the Santiago Bernabeu, home of Real Madrid, beats San Siro and Anfield with its 81,044-seating capacity. It is the second largest stadium in Spain, and one of the world's most famous football venues. Many reviewers comment on its mesmerizing and beautiful atmosphere, and with a seating capacity like that, you can be sure there's also so much energy.
Also known as Parkhead, or Paradise, Celtic Park is home to the Celtic Football Club located in Glasgow, Scotland. This 60,411-seating capacity stadium was built with the intention of overwhelming spectators. Not even Lionel Messi could resist its charm and highlighted the atmosphere of it.
This stadium is so beautiful that reporters call it 'The Temple of German Football'. The Signal Iduna Park is Germany's largest stadium with a seating capacity of 81,365. The stadium is home to the Borussia Dortmund team, and fans don't fail to mention that it provides an enchanting as well as comfortable experience.
Camp Nou, home to Barcelona, is a remarkable sight. With a staggering seating capacity of 99,354, there's no doubting its rank as the largest stadium in both Spain, and all of Europe. This masterpiece was given a five-star rating by the UEFA for its seating capacity, and impressive facilities. Whenever you're in Barcelona, visiting Camp Nou should be a top priority.
Unlike other stadiums listed here, the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium is the only stadium to have its name changed three times. From Stadio del Sole to Stadio San Paola, the 54,726-capacity stadium, and home of Commune di Napoli was finally named after late Napoli player, Diego Maradona. Despite its limited capacity, Diego still provides a brilliant and unforgettable atmosphere.
If you haven't visited Camp Nou, San Siro, or any of the stadium on this list, you're probably wondering what it feels like to be with thousands of people all united by the love of football. You're imagining the energy, breathtaking atmosphere, and your hands up in the air, cheering your team. These stadiums will also take your breath away when watching them on TV.
So, whether you're sitting on the same sofa you play live casino games on at home or are out at a bar with friends to watch a game being hosted in one of these stadiums, the atmosphere and energy of them will still be felt and transferred to you through just a screen. The atmosphere of these stadiums is that powerful. And whether it's any of these stadiums or others like Allianz Arena, or the Old Trafford, you will, in Europe, find many beautiful stadiums with atmospheres that accommodate the magic of football.
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