Best Sports Venues (50)

Rio landmark, host of the 1950 and 2014 World Cup finals

Home shared by Milan's two clubs, a football cathedral built in 1926

Manchester's Theatre of Dreams, Manchester United's home, one of the Premier League's largest stadiums

Liverpool's home, the legendary KOP stand of You'll Never Walk Alone

Rose Bowl in Pasadena, host of the 1932 and 1984 Olympics and multiple Super Bowls

Mexico City stadium, the only ground globally to host two World Cup finals

Dallas Cowboys' home, pioneer of the giant center screen and luxury suites

Los Angeles's new landmark, host of Super Bowl LVI and the 2028 Olympics

New York's most famous arena in the world, home of the Knicks and Rangers

New York Yankees' home, a temple of 27 World Series championships

Boston Red Sox's home, built in 1912, famous for the Green Monster wall

Chicago Cubs' home, built in 1914, classic ivy-covered outfield wall

Los Angeles Dodgers' home, 56,000 seats, the largest capacity in MLB

Green Bay Packers' home, the oldest continuously used stadium in the NFL

Bayern Munich's home, a modern landmark with color-changing inflatable facade

Borussia Dortmund's home, the Yellow Wall south stand with 25,000 standing places, the world's most breathtaking

Paris Saint-Germain's home, a modern stage for French football

Saint-Denis, 80,000 seats, main venue of the 1998 World Cup and 2024 Olympics

London, the world's largest rugby-dedicated stadium, 82,000 seats

Australia's 100,000-seat sports sanctuary, main venue of the 1956 Olympics

Sydney's century-old cricket sanctuary, a symbol of Australian sports culture

Melbourne Park's main court, Australian Open center court with a retractable roof

New York's Flushing Meadows, the world's largest tennis venue, 24,000 seats

Paris's clay sanctuary, host of the French Open, Philippe Chatrier Court

London's All England Club, a lawn tennis cathedral with a royal box tradition

Tennis oasis in the California desert, spectator scale second only to the Grand Slams

British circuit, host of the inaugural 1950 F1 World Championship

Monte Carlo street race, jewel of the F1 crown, first held in 1929

Italy's Temple of Speed, one of F1's fastest circuits

Belgium's Ardennes forest circuit, the legendary Eau Rouge corner

Japan's figure-eight circuit, a classic F1 round and a favorite among drivers

The world's largest-capacity circuit, about 250,000 seats, host of the Indy 500

Germany's Green Hell, the 20.8 km Nurburgring tests drivers' limits

Qatar, 89,000 seats, host of the 2022 World Cup final

Boca Juniors' home in Buenos Aires, vertical stands shake like a heartbeat

River Plate's home in Buenos Aires, 84,000 seats, South America's largest stadium

Montevideo, host of the 1930 inaugural World Cup final

Japan's first inflatable dome stadium, home of the Yomiuri Giants

Japan's variable-capacity arena hosting NBA Japan games and MMA events

Tokyo 2020 Olympic main stadium, Kengo Kuma's wooden design

2002 World Cup opening venue, sacred site of Korean football

Beijing 2008 Olympics and 2022 Winter Olympics ceremonies, steel landmark

Arsenal's 60,000-seat home, continuing the Highbury spirit

Modern multi-purpose stadium in London hosting NFL international games

Shared home of Roma and Lazio, 1990 World Cup final venue

Man City's home, blue fortress of four straight Premier League titles

LA Lakers' home, former Staples Center, memory of Kobe's 8 and 24