List of football stadiums in Denmark

The following is a list of football stadiums in Denmark from the top four tier leagues, ordered by capacity. Source Sportstravel News

Existing stadiums

#	Image	Stadium	Capacity	Club	Division	City
1		Parken Stadium	38,065	F.C. Copenhagen	Danish Superliga	Østerbro, Copenhagen
2		Brøndby Stadium	29,000	Brøndby IF	Danish Superliga	Brøndbyvester
3		Ceres Park under rebuilding [1] [2] until 2026	21,175	Aarhus GF	Danish Superliga	Aarhus
4		Blue Water Arena	17,442 [3]	Esbjerg fB	Danish 1st Division	Esbjerg
5		Nature Energy Park	15,790	Odense BK	Danish 1st Division	Odense
6		Gentofte Sportspark	15,000	HIK	Danish 2nd Division	Gentofte
7		Aalborg Portland Park	13,797	AaB	Danish Superliga	Aalborg
8		Gladsaxe Stadium	13,300	Akademisk Boldklub	Danish 2nd Division	Søborg, Gladsaxe
9		MCH Arena	12,152	FC Midtjylland	Danish Superliga	Herning
10		Hvidovre Stadion	12,000	Hvidovre IF	Danish 1st Division	Hvidovre
11		Valby Idrætspark	12,000	Boldklubben Frem	Danish 2nd Division	Valby, Copenhagen
12		Vejle Stadium	11,060	Vejle Boldklub	Danish Superliga	Vejle
13		Nordstern Arena Horsens	10,400	AC Horsens	Danish 1st Division	Horsens
14		Cepheus Park Randers	10,300	Randers FC	Danish Superliga	Randers
15		Right to Dream Park	10,300	FC Nordsjælland FC Nordsjælland (women)	Danish Superliga Elitedivisionen	Farum
16		Sydbank Park	10,107	SønderjyskE	Danish Superliga	Haderslev
17		Energi Viborg Arena	10,000	Viborg FF	Danish Superliga	Viborg
18		Lyngby Stadion	10,000	Lyngby BK	Danish Superliga	Kongens Lyngby
19		JYSK Park	10,000	Silkeborg IF	Danish Superliga	Silkeborg
20		Næstved Stadium	10,000	Næstved BK	Danish 2nd Division	Næstved
21		Kolding Stadion	10,000	Kolding IF	Danish 1st Division	Kolding
22		SPAR Nord Arena	10,000	Skive IK	Danish 2nd Division	Skive
23		DS Arena	10,000	Hobro IK	Danish 1st Division	Hobro
24		Nykøbing Falster Idrætspark	10,000	Nykøbing FC	Danish 2nd Division	Nykøbing Falster
25		Vanløse Idrætspark	10,000	Vanløse IF	Denmark Series	Vanløse
26		Holstebro Idrætspark	8,000	Holstebro Boldklub	Danish 3rd Division	Holstebro
27		Køge Stadium	8,000	HB Køge HB Køge (women)	Danish 1st Division Elitedivisionen	Køge
28		Nord Energi Arena	7,500	Vendsyssel FF Fortuna Hjørring	Danish 1st Division Elitedivisionen	Hjørring
29		Sundby Idrætspark	7,200	Fremad Amager	Danish 2nd Division	Sundby, Amager
30		Høje Bøge Stadium	7,000	SfB-Oure FA	Denmark Series	Svendborg
31		Roskilde Idrætspark	6,000	FC Roskilde	Danish 2nd Division	Roskilde
32		Østerbro Stadion	6,000	B93 BK Skjold	Danish 1st Division Denmark Series	Østerbro, Copenhagen
33		Espelundens Idrætsanlæg	6,000	Avarta	Danish 3rd Division	Rødovre
34		Hillerød Stadion	5,000	Hillerød Fodbold	Danish 1st Division	Hillerød
35		Riisvangen Stadium	5,000	Aarhus Fremad	Danish 2nd Division	Aarhus
36		Frederiksberg Idrætspark	5,000	FA2000	Danish 2nd Division	Fredriksberg
37		Vejlby Stadium	5,000	VSK Aarhus	Danish 3rd Division	Aarhus
38		Helsingør Stadium	4,500	FC Helsingør	Danish 1st Division	Helsingør
39		Middelfart Stadium	4,100	Middelfart Boldklub	Danish 2nd Division	Middelfart
40		Monjasa Park	4,000	FC Fredericia	Danish 1st Division	Fredericia
41		Sparekassen Thy Arena	3,000	Thisted FC FC Thy-Thisted Q	Danish 2nd Division Elitedivisionen	Thisted
42		Holbæk Sportsby	3,000	Holbæk B&I	Danish 3rd Division	Holbæk
43		Næsby Stadium	2,500	Næsby BK	Danish 3rd Division	Odense
44		Lyseng Idrætscenter	2,000	IF Lyseng	Danish 3rd Division	Aarhus
45		Soffy Road	2,000	Vejgaard BK	Danish 3rd Division	Aalborg
46		Ishøj Idrætscenter	1,500	Ishøj IF	Danish 3rd Division	Ishøj
47		Søholt Idrætsanlæg	1,500	Young Boys FD	Danish 3rd Division	Silkeborg
48		Brabrand Stadion	1,000	Brabrand IF	Danish 3rd Division	Aarhus

Planned future stadiums and expansions

• New Helsingør Stadium
• Sydbank Park expansion
• Kongelunden Ceres park

See also

• List of stadiums in the Nordic countries by capacity
• List of European stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by country
• List of sports venues by capacity
• Lists of stadiums
• Football in Denmark

References

1. https://agf.dk/nyt-stadion
2. https://agf.dk/klubben/ceres-park
3. "Blue Water Arena". efb.dk (in Danish). Esbjerg fB . Retrieved 23 February 2025.