Los GRANDES ESTADIOS de la EURO 2024

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Championship already has its qualifying path where all elections aim to qualify in order to play in some of the largest and most modern stadiums in the world. The tournament will be held in Germany, which will have 10 venues with top-level venues and unique technologies that We will review now we begin the tour in the German capital Berlin, home of the Olympic stadium, the largest of all the venues in Germany, they are good, the stadium with the most history of all the venues was inaugurated in 1936 for the Olympic Games of Nazi Germany, it cost the equivalent of 300 million

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s today and could accommodate more than 100,000 people.

In 2000, it was decided to completely remodel it instead of demolishing it, considering its historical value. This renovation was completed in 2004. It hosted the 1974 World Cup and the 2006 tournament. Although original. It played in Berlin, it also hosted a Champions League final in 2015. The capacity for the tournament will be 70,000 people. Although in other crossroads this number reaches 74,500 spectators, its structure has several unique details, for example an opening on the west side to allow a view of the bell tower of the prize it has a stone covering designed for its construction in 1936 that is maintained to this day in modern technology it has a roof of 42,000 square meters and a special lighting system that can illuminate the entire building in different colors at Being the most important stadium of the tournament, it will host the final that will be played on July 14.

In addition to this match, three matches will be played. In the group stage, one of the round of 16 and a quarterfinal match. The next stadium is in the city. of Munich and is the Allianz Sarén where the multi-champion Bayern Munich plays. The most modern stadium of the entire tournament, inaugurated in 2005 at a cost of 340 million

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s, was built to replace the old Olympic stadium in Munich and so that Bayern would have a modern venue dedicated exclusively to football as the venue for the opening match of the 2006 World Cup, it hosted four matches of the Euro Cup that was played in 2021 and the 2012 Champions League final was also played here.

Its established capacity for the tournament is 67,000 people but it reaches a capacity of 75 thousand people in Bundesliga matches because areas without seats are allowed. The most notable feature of the stadium is its exterior coverage, which is made up of 2,800 translucent panels filled with dry air and that can be illuminated in different colors. It will be one of the main venues of the tournament, the opening match in which Germany will be a part will be played here on June 14,

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, in addition to three other group stage matches, a round of 16 match and a semi-final match, the next stadium It is in the city of Dortmund, it is Westphalia.

Also known as El Signal and Duna Park, one of the largest stadiums in Europe was built in 1974 to host the World Cup and cost the equivalent of 250 million current euros. Over the years it was renovated and expanded by the number of fans who follow the local Borussia Dortmund since the 1974 and 2006 World Cups, in addition to hosting the UEFA Cup final in 2001, it is one of the most recognized stadiums in the world, its Grandstand for 24,000 fans is the largest. capacity of Europe but it will have a much smaller capacity for the tournament due to the regulations that require all fans to be seated.

The capacity for the tournament will be 66,000 people instead of the 81,300 enabled for the Bundesliga. The exterior of the stadium has eight steel structures. built in 2002 That support the roof from the outside In order not to affect the vision of the spectators, the outside also has several glass panels that cover the structure. Six matches will be played here, four in the group stage, one in the round of 16 and one in The semi-finals now go to the city of Stuttgart in the south of the country where the headquarters stadium is the Mercedes Penesena, a logical name since it is where the company's headquarters is located.

It is the Stuttgart Bundesliga stadium and was built in 1933, it hosted the World Cup. 1974 and 2006 it had an athletics track around the field until 2011 where the building was remodeled to make an exclusive football venue. Its capacity for the tournament will be 54,000 people. But it can receive more than 60,000 spectators in Bundesliga matches, all seats. They are covered by a special roof and until a few years ago it was the stadium with the highest resolution video screens in European sports venues. The stadium will have a new renovation before the Euro Cup where the oldest stands in the stadium will be renovated to provide greater comfort to the stadium. public this reform is expected to cost 100 million euros it will host five matches four In the group stage one of them from Germany and one in the quarterfinals another of the venues is in the port city of Hamburg the folk Spark Stadium owned by the club Hamburg of the Second Division the first version of the stadium was demolished in 1998 and a new one was built in its place and inaugurated in 2000 The new building cost 160 million euros here the direction of the field was changed by 90 degrees to improve the view of the fans between the previous building and the current one.

The stadium hosted the 1974 and 2006 World Cups, as well as the 1988 Euro Cup and the 2010 and 2021 Europa League finals. Its capacity for the Euro Cup was set at 50,000 spectators, 7,000 less than in the local league the stadium is also used for concerts boxing fights and was used for athletics until the track was removed in the form of 98 for 20 years it had a clock that showed how long Hamburg had been in the first division but it was removed after the relegation of the Club in 2018 five matches of the tournament will be played here, 4 in the group stage and one In the quarterfinals the next stadium is in the city of Dusseldorf The Mercure Arena where Fortune Dusseldorf of the second division plays today the stadium was built to replace the old Rain Stadium and was inaugurated in 2004.

Its construction cost 240 million euros. It is the only stadium that did not host the 2006 World Cup but was chosen for the 1974 World Cup and the 1988 Euro Cup in the previous venue. The capacity set for the tournament is 47,000 people, 7,000 less than the League matches. The stadium has a retractable roof and a heating system that allows it to maintain a pleasant temperature in the cold winter. The interior also stands out for its colorful seats in the different stands the outside of the stadium It is surrounded by aluminum tubes that support a transparent covering where images can be projected from within the State This stage will host five games three group spaces one for the round of 16 and one for the quarterfinals We continue by the west zone going Until the sen kirchen where the arena of schalke is Also known as El ventis arena home of the historic schalke 04 this is one of the newest stadiums being inaugurated in 2001 at a cost of 191 million euros it was built to replace the club's old Park Stadium.

Its capacity for the Euro Cup will be 50,000 people, while for the Bundesliga it exceeds 62,000. It has several technologies that were pioneering at the time, such as a retractable roof and also a retractable playing field that is taken out of the stadium. for lighting and not to damage it when other events are held. The most curious detail of the stadium is not on the playing field but in the tank since they have a centralized beer distribution system more than 5 kilometers of pipes distribute beer to the vendors everything comes from central tanks that contain up to 52 thousand liters of the drink that remains cold throughout the entire journey, in the center of the field there is the largest video cube in Europe and inside the stadium they have a chapel where 2,000 baptisms have already been celebrated and a thousand weddings, four games will be played here, three in the group stage and one in the round of 16.

We move on to the city of Frankfurt, home of the Vals Stadium. Also known as Deutsche Bank Park, it is the stadium where Antrax Frankfurt, the 2022 champion of the Europa League, plays. The initial structure was built in 1925 but it underwent a total reconstruction that was inaugurated in 2005 before the World Cup the following year. The cost of this last renovation was 126 million euros. In its history, it hosted the 1974 World Cup and the 2006 Women's World Cup. of the 2011 and the 2005 Confederations Cup, the current capacity of the Vals Stadium according to UEFA is 46,000 people, but it is possible that an expansion will be made before the Euro Cup, increasing the capacity to 49,700 spectators.

It has a retractable roof supported by steel cables. The largest of its kind in the world, in the middle of the field a cube with screens stands out. It is considered the most modern in Europe. It is known as The Balstadion or Forest Stadium because it is surrounded by an area with many trees. The stadium will host five games. in the Tournament four In the group stage and one in the round of 16 the next stadium continues in the ruhr area going to Cologne to the Rain Energy Stadium where the team of the same name as the city plays the original building It was inaugurated in 1923 but was demolished to host the 2006 World Cup with a completely new design without one in 2004 and the works cost 120 million euros as it hosted the 2006 World Cup, the 1988 Euro Cup, the 2005 Confederations Cup and the Europa League final.

In 2020, its current capacity is 47,000 people for international matches, which include four stands and 51 VIP boxes for special guests. The most striking detail of its construction is the four steel towers in the corners of the stands that support the roof with steel cables. Five games will be played here, four in the group stages and one in the round of 16. The smallest stadium is in the city of Leipzig, it is Red Bull Arena, home of RB Leipzig, which bought the property in 2016. It was inaugurated in 2004, taking the place of the The city's former central stadium, its current capacity is 42,000 people, but expansion works are underway and it is expected that the stadium will increase to 48,000 spectators by 2024.

It has a special lighting system that can be adjusted in different parts of the building. The roof of the stadium. It was designed with a special structure to have better acoustics inside the venue. In this stadium, four matches will be played, three in the group stages and one in the round of 16 for you. What is the most spectacular stadium at Euro 2024 to learn more about fantastic stadiums? You can see the following video of the 2026 World Cup venues