7 Most Unique Football Stadium in the World
The stadium is one of the facilities that must be owned by the football team who played in big games of world soccer competition. In addition, the football stadium has a very unique building form. The following are the most unique football stadium in the world.
Marina Bay Stadium
Marina Bay Stadium is located in Marina Bay, Singapore. The stadium floats above the water and becomes the largest floating stadium in the world. The entire foundations of the stadium are made of steel frame with a size of 120 × 83 meters. The capacity of this stadium can accommodate about 30,000 spectators.
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| Marina Bay Stadium |
Eidi Stadium
This stadium is located in the Faroe Islands. This country has no large land. Therefore, the location of the stadium is very unique but also dangerous because it is on the seafront.
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| Eidi Stadium |
Braga Stadium
Braga Stadium is located in Braga, Portugal. The stadium that ever became one of the 2004 European Cup venues was built on the Monte Casto mine. The SC Braga headquarters stadium that built in 2001 bordered directly to the giant stone as its wall. This stadium has the capacity of 30,000 more audiences.
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| Braga Stadium |
Cocodrilos Park Stadium
The Cocodrilos Park Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Caracas, Venezuela. The stadium that is located on the hill is mostly used for football matches and becomes the temporary headquarters of Caracas FC. Unfortunately, the stadium has the capacity of only 3500 spectators.
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| Cocodrilos Park Stadium |
Gospin Dolac Stadium
The stadium was built in 1989 has a very beautiful view on the side of the cliff directly adjacent to the crater that now forms a lake. It is located in Imotski, Croatia. The stadium is the headquarters of the NK Imotski club with the capacity of 4000 seats.
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| Gospin Dolac Stadium |
Eco Stadium
Eco Stadium is located in Curitiba, Brazil. The stadium was built with recycled wood construction. Perhaps this is the first environmentally friendly stadium concept in Brazil and in the world. The designer also designed the seats on the surface of the grass as a base. The capacity of this stadium can accommodate up to 6000 spectators.
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| Eco Stadium |
Kramyra Stadium
The stadium which became the headquarters of the Aalesund FK club from 1977 to 2005 includes Norway's oldest stadium. It is located in the city of Alesund. The stadium can accommodate up to 11,000 spectators.
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| Kramyra Stadium |