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Top 20 largest stadiums by seats · 🇮🇷 Iran

World, then every country and state with data

Mis à jour · capacity (seats)

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Seating capacity as recorded in Wikidata, with the source each editor cited there. Big numbers usually mean a national team ground, a college football bowl or a cricket ground; drill into your country or state to see the grounds near you.

  1. 1

    stade Azadi

    Azadi Stadium

    football stadium in Tehran, Iran

    84,412 seats

  2. 2

    stade Ghadir

    Ghadir Stadium

    stadium in Ahvaz, Iran

    51,000 seats

  3. 3

    Shiraz Stadium

    Pars Stadium

    multi-use stadium located in Shiraz, Iran

    50,000 seats

  4. 4

    Naghsh-e-Jahan Stadium

    football stadium in Isfahan, Iran

    45,000 seats

  5. 5

    emam reeza Stadium

    stadium

    35,000 seats

  6. 6

    Foolad Arena

    Foolad Khuzestan Stadium

    football stadium in Ahvaz, Iran

    30,655 seats

  7. 7

    Takhti Stadium (Tehran)

    stadium in Tehran, Iranian national heritage site

    30,122 seats

  8. 8

    Takhti Stadium ▲1

    stadium in Ahvaz, Iran

    30,000 seats

  9. 9

    stade Amjadiyeh ▼1

    Shahid Shiroudi Stadium

    sports venue

    30,000 seats

  10. 10

    Takhti Stadium (Tabriz)

    stadium in Tabriz, Iran

    25,000 seats

  11. 11

    Shohada Stadium (Qods) ▲1

    stadium in Qods, Iran

    25,000 seats

  12. 12

    Imam Reza Stadium ▼1

    stadium in Mashhad, Iran

    25,000 seats

Comment c'est mesuré

Wikidata: stadiums and football grounds with a capacity from 25,000 to 160,000 (larger figures are entry errors or crowd records, not seats) that have an opening or inception date in the past and are not demolished; country and state from the location; the world list is the top 20 of the countries below.

Références

  1. Wikidata query: stadiums by capacity, Wikidata (CC0). Checked 2026-10-19 20:25 UTC.

Photo: Football stadium, Velodrome Marseille, France, CC0 via rawpixel. Pictures in rows: Wikimedia Commons, GitHub and the linked pages.