It depends on what you mean by the best? If you mean the biggest it is the Rungrado May Day Stadium with a capacity of 150,000 in North Korea. There is a big dispute about the best as it is a mix of capacity, how deluxe it is and the technology with in it. (Eg. health and safety equipment, training facilities and the quality of the playing area.)
Top 10: football stadiums {| ! ank ! Stadium ! Capacity ! City ! Country ! Home Team(s) | 1 Rungrado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea North Korea national football team 2 Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India East Bengal Club, Mohammedan SC, Mohun Bagan AC, India national football team 3 Azteca 105,000[3] Mexico City Mexico América, Mexico national football team 4 Melbourne Cricket Ground 100,000[4] Melbourne Australia Australia national football team =5 Azadi Stadium 100,000[5] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Esteghlal FC, Persepolis =5 Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[6] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team 7 Camp Nou 98,772[7] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona 8 Maracanã 96,000[8] Rio de Janeiro Brazil CR Flamengo, Fluminense FC 9 Beijing National Stadium 91,000[9] Beijing China 2008 Olympic men's football tournament final 10 Wembley Stadium 90,000[10] London England England national football team http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_football_(soccer)_stadiums_by_capacity |}
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The California Golden Bears Stadium!
The Christ of Redeemer...one of the most famous man made land marks in the world Maracana Stadium...... one of the biggest stadiums in the world
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Eden Park in New Zealand Millennium Stadium (Wales) The most famous is Twickinham the home of the Rugby Football Union
i don't know i thinks its maraca stadium
The Marcaña stadium. 200,000 spectators watched the 1950 world cup final there
The most expensive stadium in the world is wemley stadium which is estimated around 850 million pounds.It is followed by emirates stadium which cost around 400 million pounds
august 15, 1965 at shea stadium.
Busch Stadium (St. Louis) hosted the most World Series games in the 80s with 10. Next was Kaufmann Stadium (Royals Stadium) with 7 and Veterans Stadium (Philadelphia) with 6.