Ullevi Stadium

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Ullevi Stadium is a major multi-purpose arena in Gothenburg, Sweden, known for hosting large football matches, athletics events, and concerts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf multi-purpose stadium
sports venue
stadium
architect Fritz Jaenecke
Sten Samuelson
country Sweden
hasAddress Ullevigatan, Gothenburg
hasCapacity over 70000 for concerts
hasNickName Nya Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
hasRecordAttendance over 70000 spectators
hasRenovation renovations in the 1990s
renovations in the 2000s
hasSeatingCapacity approximately 43000 for sports
hasSport athletics
football
speedway (historically)
hasSurface grass
hostedEvent 1958 FIFA World Cup
1995 FIFA Women’s World Cup
Bruce Springsteen concerts
European Athletics Championships 2006
GAIS home matches
Gothenburg athletics meetings
Gothia Cup finals
linked to: Gothia Cup

IFK Göteborg home matches
Madonna concerts
Metallica concerts
Rolling Stones concerts
linked to: The Rolling Stones

Swedish national football team matches
U2 concerts
UEFA Euro 1992
major rock concerts
Örgryte IS home matches
inception 1958
locatedIn Gothenburg
Scandinavia
Västra Götaland County
locatedInTimeZone CEST
CET
notableFor being one of the largest stadiums in Scandinavia
hosting large-scale international events
opened 1958-05-29
operator Got Event
ownedBy Göteborgs Stad
linked to: Gothenburg
partOf sports infrastructure of Gothenburg
primaryUse athletics
concerts
football
replaced Gamla Ullevi as main large stadium in Gothenburg
linked to: Ullevi Stadium

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Scandinavium nearbyFacility Ullevi Stadium
UEFA Euro 1992 finalVenue Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Evenemangsstråket hasVenue Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Evenemangsstråket hasVenue Gamla Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Ullevi Stadium hasNickName Nya Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Ullevi Stadium replaced Gamla Ullevi as main large stadium in Gothenburg
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
IFK Göteborg homeStadium Gamla Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Gothia Cup openingCeremonyVenue Ullevi Stadium
UEFA Cup 2003–2004 finalVenue Ullevi Stadium
subject linked to: UEFA Cup 2003-2004
Korsvägen tram stop locatedNear Ullevi stadium
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Ullevi tram stops serves Ullevi stadium area
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Ullevi tram stops serves Nya Ullevi
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Ullevi tram stops adjacentTo Ullevi stadium complex
linked to: Ullevi Stadium
Lisebergshallen locatedNear Ullevi
subject linked to: Lisebergshallen (former arena)
linked to: Ullevi Stadium