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7 most unique Football Stadium in the World

Naturally football stadium is located in an area of the city, and the architecture has a perfectly natural. Here's most unique football stadium based on the location and architecture


1. Á Vesturi Eiðinum Stadium




The stadium is used for football in the peninsula of the island. Its location in the Faroe Islands, with a capacity of 3000 people. No less interesting, there is also a man in a boat during the game fell into the ocean while collecting the ball.

2. Marina Bay Floating Podium




The world's largest floating stadium is in Singapore. Made entirely of steel, podium apungnya length 120 m, width 83 m, greater than 5% of the National Football Stadium. Can withstand a weight 1070 tons (equal to the total weight of 9,000 people, 200 tonnes of supplies, and 30 tons of military vehicles). While the stadium grandstand with a capacity of 30,000 people.


3. Osaka Stadium


The stadium is used for baseball in Naniwaku, Osaka, Japan. It is the headquarters earlier Nankai Hawks who later moved to Heiwadai Stadium in 1988. Unfortunately then Osaka Stadium converted into housing. because it is never used by the game - the game of football, Osaka stadium was destroyed in 1998 and then built Shopping Center at the site


4. Stadium Against Gravity


There is no complete information about the stadium in Ukraine, if no matches are held or not. clear, this stadium to entertain passing motorists



5. Eco Stadium






The stadium has no concrete. Eco Janguito Malucelli Stadium is in Curitiba, Brazil. The stadium is known for being the first phase of greening in Brazil. Bleachers placed on the hill. So called Eko stadium (read: Ecosystem). That stadium which refers to the ecosystem


6. Braga Stadium


The stadium is really weird but keren.hehe .. The stadium in Braga, Portugal. The stadium was built next to the quarry (Monte Castro) that overlooks the city of Braga. Stadium design is inspired ancient Incas of South America. The process of removal of a large stone, a cost of 83.1 million euros. Greater than the cost of building the stadium for Euro 2004 any



7. Venezuela, Caracas' Cocodrilos Sports Park "




is a multi-use stadium. Currently used mostly for football matches and a part-time basis. The stadium holds 3,000 people and is located next to the highway.