The number of sports stadiums in the world is vast and difficult to determine precisely, but it is estimated that there are at least 50,000 to 70,000 sports stadiums of various sizes around the globe. This figure includes large stadiums used for sports such as Football, American football, cricket and baseball, as well as smaller stadiums for local and amateur sports. But which countries have the most stadiums? Some countries have an extraordinary number of stadiums, reflecting their passion and huge investments in sports. Below are the 10 countries with the most stadiums in the world:
10. Japan – Number of stadiums: Around 900
The Japanese have a particular love for baseball and football, and stadiums like the Tokyo Dome and the Sapporo Dome are among the most famous.
9. Canada – Number of stadiums: Around 1,000
Canada has a mix of stadiums for football, baseball and winter sports, including the Rogers Centre and BC Place.
8. Spain – Number of stadiums: Around 1,200
Stadiums like the Camp Nou and Santiago Bernabéu are just the tip of the iceberg in a country where football is a national passion.
7. Italy – Number of stadiums: Around 1,400
Italy, known for its history and success in football, has famous stadiums like the San Siro and the Stadio Olimpico.
6. Australia – Number of stadiums: Around 1,500
Australians are passionate about sports like cricket, Australian rules football and soccer. Stadiums like the Melbourne Cricket Ground are iconic on the international stage.
5. France – Number of stadiums: Around 1,600
From the Stade de France in Paris to smaller stadiums, France has an extensive sporting infrastructure for football, rugby and athletics.
4. Germany – Number of stadiums: Around 1,800
Germany is home to football with passionate fans. Stadiums like the Allianz Arena and Signal Iduna Park are among the best in Europe.
3. United Kingdom – Number of stadiums: Around 2,000
As the birthplace of modern football, the United Kingdom has numerous stadiums, from the historic Wembley in London to Manchester United’s Old Trafford.
2. Brazil – Number of stadiums: Around 3,000
Football is a religion in Brazil. Stadiums such as Maracanã and Allianz Parque are iconic venues, while every city has one or more football stadiums
1. USA – Number of stadiums: Around 9,000
The US tops the list thanks to its love for sports such as American football, baseball and basketball. Stadiums such as AT&T Stadium and Yankee Stadium are some of the most famous in the world.
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