The Brazilian Stadiums Where The World Cup Will Be Decided [Photos]

These are the 11 soccer stadiums, both old and newly constructed, where 32 teams will battle it out for the chance to win the FIFA World Cup trophy

Arena Amazonia
City: Manaus
Constructed: 2013
Capacity: 39,100 (Bruno Kelly—Reuters)

 

 

Arena Fonte Nova
City: Salvador
Constructed: 1951
Capacity: 51,700 (Valter Pontes—Reuters) 

 

Arena Pernambuco
City: Recife
Constructed: 2014
Capactiy: 42,600 (Paulo Whitaker—Reuters)

Estadio Beira-Rio
City: Porto Alegre
Contructed: 1969
Capacity: 43,000 (Edison Vara—Reuters)

 

 

Arena Patanal
City: Ciuaba
Constructed: 2014
Capacity: 40,000 (Joel Marcos—Reuters)

 

Estadio Castelao
City: Fortaleza
Constructed: 1973
Capactiy: 60,300 

 

Arena da Baixada
City: Curitiba
Constructed: 1914
Capacity: 38,500 (Rodolfo Buhrer—Reuters)

 

Arena de Sao Paulo
City: Sao Paulo
Constructed: 2014
Capacity: 61,600 (Paulo Whitaker—Reuters)

 

 

 

Estadio Nacional
City: Brasilia
Constructed: 2012
Capacity: 69,500 (Ueslei Marcelino—Reuters)

 

Arenas das Dunas
City: Natal
Constructed: 1972
Capacity: 39,000
(Sergio Moraes—Reuters)