Venues Sport

Vodafone Arena

The Bosphorus, Dolmabahçe Mosque, and Dolmabahçe Palace are all located within a world heritage site, making Vodafone Arena one of the top football venues in the country. The cutting-edge stadium is also the country's first smart stadium. The Coliseum-style architecture pays homage to the area's historical significance. The turf of the Besiktas JK Club, this environmentally-friendly arena contains high technical aspects for its guests, including interactive screens for a digital experience. It also holds international fashion events and concerts in addition to football matches.

• Ülker Sports And Event Hall

Basketball, volleyball, and wrestling, among other sports, are held at this multifunctional indoor arena, which also organizes national and international events. The Ülker Sports Arena's contemporary design and layout make it suited for a wide range of events. Apart from sporting events, the arena hosts family entertainment, conferences, and concerts. The Ülker Sports Arena, a well-known sports stadium in the city, is a welcome addition to the Fenerbahçe International Sports Complex.

• Atatürk Olympic Stadium

Ataturk Olympic Stadium, or Atatürk Olimpiyat Stadi in Turkish, has a seating capacity of 81,283 people and is located in Ikitelli, a suburb on the western outskirts of Istanbul. The stadium is home to the Turkish national football team, Istanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor.

• Türk Telekom Stadium

The Türk Telekom Arena, with a capacity of nearly 52,000, is an ideal home for Galatasaray SK of the Süper Lig. Since its completion in 2011, this stadium has become a beloved icon for the city's die-hard football supporters, hosting a lot of memorable Süper Lig matches. The stadium comes alive on game day with the noise of thousands of spectators watching their favorite team compete on the field. Although stadium tours are not accessible, visitors may shop for sports souvenirs and clothes at the stadium's store on any given day.

• Recep Tayyip Erdogan Stadium

The Kasimpasa S.K. football team in the Turkcell Super League plays its home games at Recep Tayyip Erdogan Stadium, formerly known as Kasimpasa Stadium. This stadium, named after Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is a multi-purpose arena that can comfortably hold 13,000 people. Blue and white are the team colors in the stands. The stadium is mostly utilized for football matches, but it also hosts other athletic activities. It also includes a security system and great handicapped access.

Turkish people value sports, but football much more than others. Therefore, there are plenty of football stadiums across Turkey. If you wish to know more about Istanbul and Turkish people, you can visit the Istanbul.com website