Directory of Stadiums Resources

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Sites about soccer stadia.

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Resources in This Category

• Australian Stadiums

  http://www.austadiums.com/
  Provides details of every major stadium and a list of their planned events.

• Craigleith Art & Design

  http://footballmodels.moonfruit.com/
  Model makers of old football grounds in Britain.

• Footballmatch Stadiumguide

  http://www.footballmatch.de/
  Footballstadiums assorted by continents and countries.

• Maps of English and Scottish Football Stadiums

  http://www.myfootygrounds.co.uk/
  Interactive, searchable maps of English and Scottish football league clubs. Including driving directions, maps, news and aerial views.

• Mexican Stadiums

  http://www.mexicanstadiums.com/
  Listings, facts, and photographs of soccer stadiums in the country.

• Stadium 3D

  http://stadium3d.com/
  A collection of pictures in 3d of sport stadiums around the world.

• Stadium and Attendances

  http://www.stadium-attendances.com/
  A collection of stadia photos and attendance statistics.

• Stadium Database

  http://www.stadiumdb.com/
  A reference of all the worlds sports and events stadiums.

• Stadium Postcards

  http://www.stadiapostcards.com/
  A collection of postcards, in colour and black and white, of stadia from around the world.

• Stadiums of World Cup Brazil

  http://worldcupbrazilstadiums.wordpress.com/
  Information about each of the twelve stadiums of the World Cup Brazil 2014.

• The Stadium Guide

  http://www.stadiumguide.com/
  Pictures, information, links, directions, and ticket information from around Europe.

• Wikistadiums.org

  http://www.wikistadiums.org/
  A stadiums guide and image gallery across Europe.

• WorldStadiums.com

  http://www.worldstadiums.com/
  Mainly soccer stadiums all over the world with pictures and links.

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