GelreDome

GelreDome is a multi-purpose stadium located in Arnhem, Netherlands. It primarily serves as the home ground for the football club Vitesse. Construction of the stadium began in 1996 and it was officially opened in 1998. GelreDome has a seating capacity of 34,000 for football matches and can accommodate up to 40,000 for concerts and other events.

A notable feature of GelreDome is its retractable roof, which allows for events to be held regardless of weather conditions. The stadium also boasts a natural grass pitch that can be rolled in and out, enabling the arena to be used for a variety of non-sporting events. This flexibility has made GelreDome a popular venue for concerts, trade fairs, and other large-scale gatherings.

The stadium has hosted numerous significant sporting events, including matches during the UEFA European Championship in 2000. It has also been the venue for major music performances by international artists. GelreDome is easily accessible by public transport, with its own train station, Arnhem Vitesse, located nearby. The stadium's innovative design and multi-functional capabilities have established it as a key landmark in Arnhem and a significant venue in the Netherlands.