List of stadiums in Nordic countries

The following is an incomplete list of stadiums in the Nordic countries, ordered by capacity.

Rank	Stadium	Capacity	City	Opened	Home team(s)
1	Friends Arena	50,000	Solna	2012	Sweden national football team, AIK
2	Ullevi	43,000	Gothenburg	1958	None
3	Helsinki Olympic Stadium	40,600	Helsinki	1938	Finland national football team
4	Telia Parken	38,065	Copenhagen	1992	Denmark national football team, F.C. Copenhagen
5	Tele2 Arena	30,000	Stockholm	2013	Djurgårdens IF, Hammarby IF
6	Brøndby Stadium	29,000	Brøndby	1965	Brøndby IF
7	Ullevaal	28,000	Oslo	1926	Norway national football team, Vålerenga
8	Malmö Stadium	26,500	Malmö	1958	IFK Malmö
9	Swedbank Stadium	24,000	Malmö	2009	Malmö FF
10	Lerkendal Stadium	21,166	Trondheim	1947	Rosenborg
11	Ceres Park	20,200	Aarhus	1920	Aarhus G.F.
12	Gamla Ullevi	18,800	Gothenburg	2009	Sweden women's national football team, IFK Göteborg, GAIS, Örgryte IS
13	Blue Water Arena	18,000	Esbjerg	1955	Esbjerg fB
14	Brann Stadion	17,824	Bergen	1919	Brann
15	Borås Arena	17,800	Borås	2005	IF Elfsborg
16	Olympia	17,200	Helsingborg	1898	Helsingborgs IF
17	Ratina Stadion	17,000	Tampere	1965	Tampere United
18	Idrottsparken	16,700	Norrköping	1904	IFK Norrköping
19	Viking Stadion	16,600	Stavanger	2004	Viking
20	TRE-FOR Park	15,633	Odense	1941	Odense BK
21	Telenor Arena	15,600	Bærum	2009	None
22	Örjans Vall	15,500	Halmstad	1922	Halmstads BK
23	Bislett Stadion	15,280	Oslo	1922	Skeid
24	Värendsvallen	15,062	Växjö	1966	Östers IF
25	Stockholm Olympic Stadium	14,500	Stockholm	1912	Djurgårdens IF
25	Behrn Arena	14,500	Örebro	1923	Örebro SK
25	Lahden Stadion	14,500	Lahti	1981	FC Lahti
28	Guldfågeln Arena	14,000	Kalmar	2011	Kalmar FF
29	Nordjyske Arena	13,997	Aalborg	1960	Aalborg BK
30	Gladsaxe Stadion	13,507	Gladsaxe	1938	Akademisk Boldklub
31	Skagerak Arena	13,500	Skien	1923	Odd
32	Paavo Nurmi Stadium	13,000	Turku	1997	None
33	Fredrikstad Stadion	12,560	Fredrikstad	2007	Fredrikstad
34	Åråsen Stadion	12,250	Lillestrøm	1950	Lillestrøm
35	Myresjöhus Arena	12,000	Växjö	2012	Östers IF
36	MCH Arena	11,809	Herning	2004	FC Midtjylland
37	Aker Stadion	11,800	Molde	1997	Molde
38	Sør Arena	11,700	Kristiansand	2007	Start
39	Porin Stadion	11,000	Pori	1965	FC Jazz Pori
40	Color Line Stadion	10,778	Ålesund	2005	Aalesund
41	Sonera Stadium	10,770	Helsinki	2000	HJK Helsinki
42	Vejle Stadion	10,418	Vejle	2008	Vejle Boldklub
43	Farum Park	10,300	Farum	1999	FC Nordsjælland
44	Vångavallen	10,000	Trelleborg	1933	Trelleborgs FF
44	Eskilstuna Isstadion	10,000	Eskilstuna	1967	Eskilstuna BS, Eskilstuna IK
44	Tingvalla IP	10,000	Karlstad	1919	Carlstad United, Karlstad BK, QBIK
46	Laugardalsvöllur	9,800	Reykjavík	1958	Iceland national football team, Fram
47	Viborg Stadion	9,566	Viborg	1931	Viborg FF
48	Veritas Stadion	9,372	Turku	1952	Turun Palloseura, FC Inter
49	Norrporten Arena	8,500	Sundsvall	1903	GIF Sundsvall, IFK Sundsvall
49	Linköping Arena	8,500	Linköping	2013	Linköpings FC

See also

• List of indoor arenas in Nordic countries
• List of association football stadiums by capacity
• List of football stadiums in Denmark
• List of football stadiums in Sweden
• List of football stadiums in Norway
• List of football stadiums in Iceland
• List of football stadiums in Finland
• List of football stadiums in the Faroe Islands

External links

• Helsinki Olympic Stadium
• Nya Ullevi
• Parken
• Råsundastadion
• Ullevaal
• Stockholmsarenan

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