Top 10 Best Sports Stadiums in the World

The MCG holds over 100,000 for AFL Grand Finals and Boxing Day Tests, making it the spiritual home of both cricket and Australian football.

The stage for Pelé's triumphs and Brazil's heartbreaks, the Maracanã once held 200,000 fans and remains football's most mythical address.

The iconic arch towers over English football's headquarters where FA Cup finals, international matches, and NFL London games draw 90,000 roaring fans.

The World's Most Famous Arena sits atop Penn Station and has hosted Ali-Frazier, the Knicks, Rangers, and concerts that defined American entertainment.

The only stadium to host two World Cup finals, where Maradona's Hand of God and Goal of the Century both unfolded at 7,200 feet of altitude.

A $5.5 billion palace of innovation featuring a double-sided 4K video board that hangs from the roof like a spaceship over the field.

Borussia Dortmund's Yellow Wall — 25,000 standing fans in a single terrace — creates the most deafening atmosphere in European football.

Kengo Kuma's timber-and-steel masterpiece built for the 2020 Olympics blends Japanese minimalism with cutting-edge sustainability in the heart of Tokyo.

The world's largest cricket stadium seats 132,000 and has hosted electrifying IPL matches and international tests in an atmosphere unlike any other ground.

The MCG holds over 100,000 for AFL Grand Finals and Boxing Day Tests, making it the spiritual home of both cricket and Australian football.

The stage for Pelé's triumphs and Brazil's heartbreaks, the Maracanã once held 200,000 fans and remains football's most mythical address.

The iconic arch towers over English football's headquarters where FA Cup finals, international matches, and NFL London games draw 90,000 roaring fans.

The World's Most Famous Arena sits atop Penn Station and has hosted Ali-Frazier, the Knicks, Rangers, and concerts that defined American entertainment.

The only stadium to host two World Cup finals, where Maradona's Hand of God and Goal of the Century both unfolded at 7,200 feet of altitude.

A $5.5 billion palace of innovation featuring a double-sided 4K video board that hangs from the roof like a spaceship over the field.

Borussia Dortmund's Yellow Wall — 25,000 standing fans in a single terrace — creates the most deafening atmosphere in European football.

Kengo Kuma's timber-and-steel masterpiece built for the 2020 Olympics blends Japanese minimalism with cutting-edge sustainability in the heart of Tokyo.

The world's largest cricket stadium seats 132,000 and has hosted electrifying IPL matches and international tests in an atmosphere unlike any other ground.