The most incredible football stadiums from around the world

The renovated football stadium "Wembley" in London caused a storm of admiration among sports fans number 1 on the planet. And this is not surprising, given the use of advanced technology in construction, as well as the colossal budget of the project. However, in different parts of the Earth there are no less amazing football arenas, affecting not only their architecture, but also their location.

"Allianz Arena" (Munich, Germany)

This football arena is rightfully considered one of the best on the European continent. It hosted the World Cup 2006 and the final of the Championships 2011/2012. The peculiarity of the stadium is that it can change color depending on the playing team. When the home match is held by Bayern Munich, the arena turns red, if guests accept Munich 1860 - in blue. During the game of the German national team, the stadium is lit with white spotlights.

Municipal de Aveiro (Portugal)

This colorful arena is sure to please those who, as a child, liked to collect various buildings from the designer. Architects explained such unusual colors of the stadium with the desire to create an atmosphere of joy and fun in this place.

"Gospin Dolac" (Imotski, Croatia)

This small football stadium is located among steep cliffs. From its only rostrum, you can not only watch the game, but also admire the beautiful Croatian landscapes.

Braga Mounipipal (Portugal)

In this arena, built specifically for the 2004 European Championship, there are only two central rostrums. The stadium is literally "embedded" into the quarry, which starts a few meters behind both gates.

National Stadium (Kaohsiung, Taiwan)

This arena stands out as a very unusual roof, which extends away from the stadium. In fact, it is used additionally as a solar power plant producing up to 1.5 GW of electricity per year.

Sapporo Dome (Japan)

The stadium was built specifically for the 2002 World Cup. Used for both football and baseball matches. The uniqueness of the arena is that a special retractable design allows the replacement of one site for another. In this case, if football is played on the grass, then baseball matches are held on an artificial lawn.

"Vesturi a Adinum" (Vagur, Faroe Islands)

It is necessary to play with caution at this playground. The fact that the stadium is located directly on the ocean shore, so after a particularly strong blows, you need to ask local fishermen to catch the ball.

Floating Stadium (Marina Bay, Singapore)

This football stadium, which is also the world's largest floating stage, has only one spectator rostrum, capable of seating up to 30,000 fans. Between the tribune and the field there is a section of the track, which regularly hosts the Formula One racing.

Sports City Stadium (Doha, Qatar)

Creating this stadium, depicted on the main photo, especially for the World Cup matches of 2022, the architects used both traditional Arabic style and modern advanced technologies. The arena is equipped with a retractable roof, partially folding stands and a retractable lawn, which makes it multifunctional.

Bronco Stadium (Boise, USA)

This arena differs from all the others on this list in that it is intended for American football. But from this stadium is no less amazing due to the bright blue color of the artificial cover, which has its nickname - "Blue plastic tundra".