Now a huge basin of dusty grass, Cir­co Mas­si­mo was ancient Rome’s largest char­i­ot race­track, a 250,000-seater capa­ble…

Dubbed Cycling Through The Trees, the bridge con­sists of a dou­ble cir­cle with a diam­e­ter of 328 feet (100 meters) tha…

Also known as the Bird’s Nest, this sta­di­um, designed by Her­zog & Meu­ron, is the world’s largest steel struc­ture. It …

Also known as the Prin­ci­pal­i­ty Sta­di­um. A 74,200-seater sta­di­um, opened for the 1999 Rug­by World Cup, and now host to…

An old sta­di­um ren­o­vat­ed to be a foot­ball (soc­cer) venue, still used for sports events and major con­certs.

The sta­di­um that housed the first mod­ern day Olympic Games of 1896. Ear­li­er ver­sions of the sta­di­um date as far back …

Gym­nas­tics venue.

The home of Scot­tish rug­by and a most impres­sive sta­di­um. The high­light of the sea­son is the effec­tive­ly the ”Europe…

Foot­ball is as impor­tant as music! When the biggest team ASC Jeanne D’Arc plays, the sta­di­um is packed with more than…

A futur­is­tic rug­by and soc­cer sta­di­um, opened in 2011 for the Rug­by World Cup, it is ful­ly enclosed with a grass surf…

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Sar­dar Patel Gujarat Crick­et Sta­di­um is an inter­na­tion­al crick­et sta­di­um. Watch­ing Team India play here is a won­der­fu…