Occupants: FC Barcelona
Opened: 1957
Limit: 98,757
Prominent apparatuses: 1989 European Cup last, 1999 Champions League last
The Camp Nou is Europe's biggest football stadium and is home to one of the colossal football groups. Barcelona's maxim "mes que un club" (in excess of a club) is notorious all through the footballing scene, and their stadium is a gigantic piece of everything Barcelona remains for. It really is a unique club—to such an extent that they even have an itemized history of their stadium on the club's site.
The limit of the Camp Nou once overshadowed 120,000 for the 1982 World Cup finals, however because of changes in laws with respect to remaining in stadiums, it has now been lessened.
A portion of the world's most prominent footballers have graced the emptied turf—most quite Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi—or, in other words motivation behind why the Camp Nou is one of the best stadiums in world football.
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