Stadium · Latvia · Restored
Daugava Stadium
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Daugava National Stadium is a multifunctional sports stadium in Riga, Latvia, used for football and athletics and part of a larger sports complex that includes an ice hall and indoor athletics arena. Opened in 1927 and repeatedly rebuilt, the stadium received major renovation works completed in 2024 and now meets modern UEFA/IAAF standards. It is owned by the Latvian state and serves national and club events.
First raised
1927
Its prime
2024
Today
Restored
As it stood in 2024
What Daugava Stadium looked like in its prime.
Low, elongated stadium bowl with a red synthetic 400 m eight-lane track encircling a rectangular green football pitch. The western main stand is a long concrete block with a glass-fronted level of enclosed rooms and a higher tier of blue plastic seating; north and south end stands continue the blue seating. Tall lattice steel floodlight towers mark the corners. Nearby low-rise sports halls and an ice-hall sit adjacent to the stadium footprint.
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11 places to explore in 2024.
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