European Titans: The Grandest Stadiums Every Sports Fan Must Witness

24. King Baudouin Stadium – Brussels, Belgium (50,093)

King Baudouin Stadium, located in Brussels, is Belgium’s national stadium and a historic venue for football and athletics. Originally built in 1930 as the Heysel Stadium, it was renamed in 1995 in honor of King Baudouin after significant renovations. With a capacity of 50,093, the stadium regularly hosts matches for the Belgian national football team, known as the Red Devils, as well as track-and-field events. King Baudouin Stadium is most famously remembered for hosting the 1985 European Cup Final, which led to significant safety reforms in stadium design. Today, it stands as a modern and versatile venue, capable of hosting concerts and cultural events in addition to sports. Located in the heart of Brussels, the stadium is easily accessible and offers visitors the chance to explore the city’s rich history and culinary delights. King Baudouin Stadium is a symbol of Belgium’s sporting heritage and a key venue for international events.