Football Stadiums in Denmark

Top 8 biggest football stadiums in Denmark by capacity

Stadium name	Capacity	Location	Team	Opened	Notable features
Parken	38,065	Copenhagen	FC Copenhagen	1992	Retractable roof, hosts national team matches
Brøndby Stadium	28,000	Brøndby	Brøndby IF	1965	Four separate stands, renovated in 2008
Aarhus Stadium	19,433	Aarhus	AGF	1920	Renovated in 2001, natural grass pitch
Aalborg Portland Park	13,800	Aalborg	AaB	1960	Formerly known as Energi Nord Arena
Nature Energy Park	13,507	Odense	OB	1941	Renovated in 2005, hybrid grass pitch
MCH Arena	11,800	Herning	FC Midtjylland	2004	Modern design, excellent acoustics
Vejle Stadium	10,400	Vejle	Vejle BK	2008	Part of a larger sports complex
Sydbank Park	10,000	Haderslev	SønderjyskE	1955	Renovated in 2001 and 2013

Parken, the largest stadium, is a multi-purpose venue that also serves as the home for the Danish national football team.
Many Danish stadiums have undergone significant renovations in the 21st century to improve fan experience and meet UEFA standards.
The trend in Danish football is towards more intimate, football-specific stadiums rather than large multi-purpose arenas.
Several stadiums, like MCH Arena and Nature Energy Park, have embraced corporate sponsorship for naming rights.
Despite the relatively small population of Denmark, their top stadiums offer modern amenities and good capacity for a country of its size.
The Danish Superliga, the top professional football league in Denmark, has strict stadium requirements for participating clubs.