Soccer or football, as it’s known
in Europe, is by far the most popular sport game in the continent. If
you’re planning on spending a weekend or a few days in Europe, you
should try to catch a game. Here’s a list of the best places to watch a
game
1. F.C Barcelona at Camp Nou, Barcelona – If you’re in Barcelona, one of the best attractions
is of course the city’s football team – F.C Barcelona. Here you get to
watch one of the best football teams in the world in one of the largest stadiums in the world, and join almost 100,000 fans in singing and cheering the team
2. Real Madrid at Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid – Another epic stadium and another epic team. Real Madird is arguably the best football team in the world. Join the other 85,000 spectators and watch Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends put on a show just for you
3. Manchester United at Old Trafford, Manchester – With a crowd of 75,000 fans, watching a home game of Manchester United – perhaps the most beloved team in the world, will for sure be an unforgettable experience
4. Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena, Munich
– If you’re spending a few days in Munich, you must check Bayern
Munich’s games schedule! The Allianz Arena is the perfect place to
watch Arjen Robben, Franck Ribéry and the rest of their friends play the
game to perfection
5. Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, London – There are so many things to do in London, and so many tourists attractions, but if you have some time – try to catch an Arsenal game or a Chelsea game. The Emirates Stadium which is the home stadium for London’s Arsenal team, was opened in 2006 and can hold a cheering crowd of 60,000 fans (and tourists)
6. A.C. Milan or Inter Mila at San Siro Stadium, Milan – Spending some time in Milan? This old city is more than just the world capital of fashion. It’s also the home for two of the strongest soccer teams in Italy. Be among 80,000 spectators in the San Siro stadium and watch a home game of A.C. Milan or Inter Milan. Maybe you’ll even catch the Milan Derby between the two teams, or as it’s called in Italy: Derby della Madonnina
7. A.S. Roma or Lazio at Stadio Olimpico, Rome – Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. There are so many things to see and do in Rome, and watching a football game is one of them. Visit the the Stadio Olimpico and watch a Lazio game or a A.S Roma game. If you’re lucky you might catch the derby of Rome: the Derby della Capitale
8. Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, London – Back to London, the home stadium of Chelsea, the famous Stamford Bridge, is much older with more history than the Emirates stadium of Arsenal. It is also much smaller with a capacity of only 42,000
9. Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, Paris – Between a visit to the Louvre and the Eiffel tower, try to find the time to watch Paris Saint Germain, or PSG at the Parc des Princes stadium. Click here for a list of the 10 best attractions in Paris
10. Liverpool F.C. at Anfield, Liverpool – The legendary Anfield stadium is the home stadium for Liverpool team. The stadium was opened in 1884 and has a capacity of 45,000 sits. If you have some free time in Liverpool, be sure to get on a Beatles tour, and try to catch a game at Anfield
F.C Barcelona at Camp Nou, Barcelona
2. Real Madrid at Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid – Another epic stadium and another epic team. Real Madird is arguably the best football team in the world. Join the other 85,000 spectators and watch Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends put on a show just for you
Real Madrid at Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid
3. Manchester United at Old Trafford, Manchester – With a crowd of 75,000 fans, watching a home game of Manchester United – perhaps the most beloved team in the world, will for sure be an unforgettable experience
Manchester United at Old Trafford, Manchester
Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena, Munich
5. Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, London – There are so many things to do in London, and so many tourists attractions, but if you have some time – try to catch an Arsenal game or a Chelsea game. The Emirates Stadium which is the home stadium for London’s Arsenal team, was opened in 2006 and can hold a cheering crowd of 60,000 fans (and tourists)
Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, London
6. A.C. Milan or Inter Mila at San Siro Stadium, Milan – Spending some time in Milan? This old city is more than just the world capital of fashion. It’s also the home for two of the strongest soccer teams in Italy. Be among 80,000 spectators in the San Siro stadium and watch a home game of A.C. Milan or Inter Milan. Maybe you’ll even catch the Milan Derby between the two teams, or as it’s called in Italy: Derby della Madonnina
A.C. Milan or Inter Mila at San Siro Stadium, Milan
7. A.S. Roma or Lazio at Stadio Olimpico, Rome – Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. There are so many things to see and do in Rome, and watching a football game is one of them. Visit the the Stadio Olimpico and watch a Lazio game or a A.S Roma game. If you’re lucky you might catch the derby of Rome: the Derby della Capitale
A.S. Roma or Lazio at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
8. Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, London – Back to London, the home stadium of Chelsea, the famous Stamford Bridge, is much older with more history than the Emirates stadium of Arsenal. It is also much smaller with a capacity of only 42,000
Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, London
9. Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, Paris – Between a visit to the Louvre and the Eiffel tower, try to find the time to watch Paris Saint Germain, or PSG at the Parc des Princes stadium. Click here for a list of the 10 best attractions in Paris
Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, Paris
10. Liverpool F.C. at Anfield, Liverpool – The legendary Anfield stadium is the home stadium for Liverpool team. The stadium was opened in 1884 and has a capacity of 45,000 sits. If you have some free time in Liverpool, be sure to get on a Beatles tour, and try to catch a game at Anfield
Liverpool F.C. at Anfield, Liverpool
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