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48 of the world’s best stadia (and Tolka Park)

From the Allianz Arena to the Yoyogi National Gymnasium, we give you 48 of the world’s best sporting structures and two that we chose for sentimental reasons.
12.01pm, 9 Apr 2011
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48 of the world’s best stadia (and Tolka Park)
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  • AllianzArena, Munich

  • AmsterdamArenA

  • Anfield

  • ANZ Stadium, Sydney

  • Ataturk

  • The Aviva Stadium

  • Beijing National Stadium

  • The National Aquatics Centre, Beijing

  • The Santiago Bernabeu

  • Cape Town Stadium

  • Celtic Park, Glasgow

  • City Of Manchester Stadium

  • Croke Park

  • Ellis Park

  • Emirates

  • Estadio Azteca, Mexico

  • Estadio Ciudad, La Plata, Argentina

  • Fenway Park, Boston

  • Galpharm Stadium, Huddersfield

  • Hampden Park, Glasgow

  • Maracana, Rio de Janeiro

  • Melbourne Cricket Ground

  • Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

  • Murrayfield Stadium

  • Camp Nou

  • Old Trafford

  • Olympiastadion, Munich

  • Rajamangala Stadium, Thailand

  • Rangers Ballpark, Arlington, Texas

  • San Siro/Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

  • Seoul World Cup Stadium

  • Shanghai Stadium

  • Stade Velodrome, Marseille

  • Stade de France

  • Stadium of Light, Sunderland

  • Stamford Bridge

  • St James's Park

  • Tallaght Stadium

  • Tolka Park

  • Twickenham

  • University of Phoenix Stadium

  • Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen

  • Vicente Calderon, Madrid

  • Wembley Stadium

  • Westpac Stadium, Wellington

  • White Hart Lane

  • Workers Stadium, Beijing

  • Yankee Stadium

  • Yas Marina Circuit, AbuDhabi

  • Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo

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