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Olympia

Helsingborg, Sweden

16,000

recorded capacity

1 block = 1,000 placesoutline continues to Nationalarenan, 50,000

Olympia in Helsingborg is the oldest (opened 1898) of the 18 listed stadiums in Sweden. It was a venue of the 1958 FIFA World Cup.

It is the joint 5th-largest of the 18 listed stadiums in Sweden. The nearest listed stadium is Landskrona IP, 19.5 km away.

Listed for
Football
Tenants
Helsingborgs IF
Position
56.05° N, 12.71° E

Compare with another stadium

Where it stands in Sweden

  1. Nationalarenan34,000 more50,000
  2. 1 more listed stadium
  3. 3Arena14,000 more30,000
  4. Stadion, Malmö2,000 more18,000
  5. Idrottsparkensame figure16,000
  6. Olympia16,000
  7. Gamla Ullevi1,000 fewer15,000
  8. Borås Arena1,500 fewer14,500
  9. Eyravallen3,355 fewer12,645
  10. 9 more listed stadiums

All 18 listed in Sweden

From the record

Share of listed capacity in Sweden
5.1%
Compared with the median in Sweden
1.3 times the median capacity of 12,398 across its 18 listed stadiums
Opened in the 1890s in Sweden
1 of the 18 listed stadiums, this one included
Nearest larger listed stadium
Parken Stadium, 39.5 km

Chronology

  1. 1898 Opened
  2. 1958 FIFA World Cup venue

Nearest listed stadiums

N12345
  1. Landskrona IP · south-east10,000 places, opened 192419.5 km
  2. Gentofte Sportspark · south15,000 places, opened 194234.3 km
  3. Gladsaxe Stadium · south13,507 places, opened 194037.6 km
  4. Parken Stadium · south38,190 places, opened 199239.5 km
  5. Brøndby Stadium · south28,000 places, opened 196648.0 km

Source: Wikipedia, Olympia (Helsingborg).