Stadium & Culture
16 entries in the The Olympics compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
Wembley StadiumA concrete cathedral where Olympic doves once flew; the arch that anchors London's skylineMaracanãThe temple where football and Olympic dreams meet.Camp NouThe home of FC Barcelona and host of the 1992 Olympic football final.AnfieldWhere the Kop breathes, and history holds its breath.Old TraffordThe home of Manchester United since 1910, soon to be replaced by a new stadium.San SiroWhere Milan's twin passions collide in thunderous glory.Estadio AztecaThe Colossus of Santa Úrsula, witness to football immortality.La BomboneraThe first outside the big five to win a professional title.All England Lawn Tennis ClubWhere grass courts whisper centuries of tennis legend.Stade de FranceWhere Olympic dreams take flight on hallowed ground.Madison Square GardenWhere Olympic grit meets the Garden's roar.Santiago BernabéuThe stadium is one of the world's most famous football venues.Signal Iduna ParkThe Yellow Wall: Europe's largest standing terrace.Lambeau FieldWhere the Lambeau Leap began.Fenway ParkWhere the Green Monster met Olympic glory.Yankee StadiumFrom Olympic stage to multi-purpose home.
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