Every Euro venue, since 1960.
8 venues across 1 host nation for the selected year. Capacity, altitude, opening year, tournament appearances. Click any row to query the underlying API (GET /stadiums/{id}).
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Stadium map
Venues used in 1996 — marker size + color scales with match count · click any marker for details
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Capacity:<25%25-45%45-65%65-85%≥85%·Marker size also scales with capacity
Highest-altitude venues
Estadio Azteca's 2,287m made 1986 famous. Toluca tops out higher.
- 1.
Villa ParkBirmingham, England103 m - 2.St James' ParkNewcastle, England81 m
- 3.HillsboroughSheffield, England69 m
- 4.AnfieldLiverpool, England63 m
- 5.Wembley StadiumLondon, England60 m
- 6.Old TraffordManchester, England45 m
- 7.Elland RoadLeeds, England43 m
- 8.City GroundNottingham, England30 m
GET /stadiums (sorted by elevationM desc)
Most-used venues
Ranked by match count in 1996
No multi-tournament venues yet.
GET /matches?year=… (count grouped by stadiumId)
Average capacity by opening decade
Are WC venues getting bigger over time?
GET /stadiums (group by floor(opened / 10) × 10)
Stadiums by host country
1 countries have hosted matches
GET /stadiums (group by country)
All venues
| Stadium | Country | Capacity | Altitude | Opened | WC editions |
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| Wembley Stadium London | England | — | 60 m | — | 1996, 2020 |
| Villa Park Birmingham | England | — | 103 m | — | 1996 |
| Elland Road Leeds | England | — | 43 m | — | 1996 |
| Anfield Liverpool | England | — | 63 m | — | 1996 |
| Old Trafford Manchester | England | — | 45 m | — | 1996 |
| St James' Park Newcastle | England | — | 81 m | — | 1996 |
| City Ground Nottingham | England | — | 30 m | — | 1996 |
| Hillsborough Sheffield | England | — | 69 m | — | 1996 |