Stadiums in Belgium

Belgium has 16 stadiums on this site, with a combined recorded capacity of 307,409, 1.7% of the total for Europe. King Baudouin Stadium is the largest at 50,093; Stade Maurice Dufrasne has the earliest opening year (1909) and Planet Group Arena the latest (2013).

Half of the listed stadiums hold fewer than 14,769 people, and 1 hold 40,000 or more. Of these stadiums, 1 was an Olympic venue. By number of listed stadiums, Belgium ranks 15th in Europe.

Largest listed stadiums in Belgium

King Baudouin Stadium · Brussels50,093
Jan Breydel Stadium · Bruges29,062
Stade Maurice Dufrasne · Liège27,670
Cegeka Arena · Genk23,718
Constant Vanden Stock Stadium · Anderlecht21,500
Bosuilstadion · Antwerp21,000
Planet Group Arena · Ghent20,185
Stade du Pays de Charleroi · Charleroi15,000
Herman Vanderpoortenstadion · Lier14,538
Olympisch Stadion · Antwerp12,771
Stade du Tivoli · La Louviere12,500
Elindus Arena · Waregem12,414

Openings by decade

Listed stadiums in Belgium by the decade of their recorded opening year; the busiest decade is the 1920s with 5.

11900

1’10

5’20

3’30

’40

21950

’60

2’70

’80

1’90

2000

1’10

All 16 listed stadiums

Sports with the most listed stadiums here: football 16, athletics 2, rugby union 1 (a stadium can be listed for several). Of the 16, 3 have their own page.

Stadium	City	Capacity	Opened
King Baudouin Stadium	Brussels	50,093	1930
Jan Breydel Stadium	Bruges	29,062	1975
Stade Maurice Dufrasne	Liège	27,670	1909
Cegeka Arena	Genk	23,718	1990
Constant Vanden Stock Stadium	Anderlecht	21,500	1917
Bosuilstadion	Antwerp	21,000	1923
Planet Group Arena	Ghent	20,185	2013
Stade du Pays de Charleroi	Charleroi	15,000	1939
Herman Vanderpoortenstadion	Lier	14,538	1925
Olympisch Stadion	Antwerp	12,771	1920
Stade du Tivoli	La Louviere	12,500	1972
Elindus Arena	Waregem	12,414	1957
Edmond Machtens Stadium	Molenbeek	12,266	1920
Daknamstadion	Lokeren	12,136	1956
Stayen	Sint-Truiden	11,756	1927
Stade Le Canonnier	Mouscron	10,800	1930