When it comes to soccer stadiums, there are many great stadiums that come to mind, such as Barcelona's Camp Nou, Real Madrid's Bernabeu, Manchester United's Old Trafford, and Borussia Dortmund's Westminster**, which are crowded and full, and which you will remember for the rest of your life. In fact, in all corners of the world, there are some beautiful stadiums, although not as famous as these stadiums have a rich team culture to rely on, but it will certainly make your heart yearn for. Jerk brother this for you to introduce it.
1. The Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium, located at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters, is known as the highest stadium in Europe. It is said that when you arrive here, you are on your way to the "top" before you play soccer.
2. Located in the center of the Bolivian capital, La Paz, a stadium in the center of the city, a touch of green in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city, like a paradise.
3. Located on the small island of KohPanyi in the south of Thailand, the stadium floats in the water, with a few flat boats and a leisurely pace. Only here to play soccer, but also need to swim this skill.
4. Located in the stadium in the Aghazi desert, the desert is desert and the long river is round, but the sand and dust when you play soccer can't help but make you a little annoyed.
5. The Adidas Futsal Park, located on top of the Tokyu department store in Tokyo, is creative and key to the rational use of limited land resources in Tokyo, where land is scarce. I wonder if cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, where land prices are also soaring, will follow suit?
6. The Victoria Ground in Gibraltar, tucked away behind the massive rock, inspires a sense of awe.
7. Located in the slums of Rio, Brazil, a community stadium, Pele, Garrincha, Romário, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho and other stars from the slums to the road to superstardom, from the next world's superstar may come out from here.
8. The floating stadium in Marina Bay, Singapore, is also the world's largest floating soccer stadium. It seems that to play soccer here you not only need to be able to swim, but also to dive.
9. The soccer stadium in Taslak, Greenland, with its winding roads, red brick houses, white snow-capped mountains, and humble stadiums, is like a fine oil painting.
10. A course in Tajikistan, 2500 meters above sea level and surrounded by large mountains.
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