Arena World

Modern sports arenas impress with their scale and technology: retractable roofs, sophisticated acoustic solutions, digital security and logistics systems. But few people think that many […]

Modern sport is no longer limited to the game on the field. Today, fans expect not only spectacle, but also comfort, fast services, and personalized […]

Not long ago, the idea of watching a football match through virtual reality goggles or attending a concert in a digital space seemed like science […]

Arenas have long been more than just physical spaces; they are cultural landmarks where people converge to celebrate shared passions. From the pulsating chants of […]

The largest U.S. stadiums can hold several thousand spectators for major sporting events, mainly football and baseball games. Listed below are some of the top […]

It is said that another name for the stadium, the Theater of Dreams, was coined by Sir Bobby Charlton, the legend and icon of the Manchester United club.

The history of the Stade de France is probably known to all soccer fans. This arena was built in 1998 specifically for the World Cup, which was held in France.

Although the official name of the sports facility is Alberto Juan Armando, the stadium is often referred to by its nickname, La Bombonera (“the candy box”).

Talking about Barcelona’s stadium, we want to mention not just one but two famous stadiums: the multi-sport stadium Estadio Olímpico Lluís Companys