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How many people does the mellineium stadium hold?
The Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, holds 74,500 persons.
Are there any famous buildings in Wales?
There are many spectacular castles, historic buildings and ruins in Wales. In Cardiff, the capital, famous buildings include Cardiff Castle and Millennium Stadium.
How many seats does wembaly hold?
90,000 seat capacity. There are 71,200 general admittance seats, which is approximately the same as the entire capacity of the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
How many soccer seats benches are available at the stadium for spectators to enjoy the game comfortably?
The stadium has 500 soccer seats benches available for spectators to enjoy the game comfortably.
How many stadiums are used for the Olympics?
34 Venue - City of Coventry Stadium, Millennium Stadium, Olympic Stadium, Wembley Stadium
How many spectators can the US Open Stadium hold?
The Arthur Ashe Stadium has a seating capacity of 22,547.
Where are the best places to see in Cardiff wales?
The main tourist sites in Cardiff are probably the Millennium Stadium, the Bay Area (with Techniquest and the Senedd), the Castle, and the National Museum (Europe's best Monet collection outside France). It isn't a holiday destination.
How many different stadiums will be use for the 2012 Olympics?
34 Venue - City of Coventry Stadium, Millennium Stadium, Olympic Stadium, Wembley Stadium
How many people does Barcelona soccer stadium hold?
Legally 92 000 spectators
How many spectators does twickenham hold?
Wembley stadium can hold 90,000 people when all seated and covered.
How many people visit Snowdonia national park a year?
In 2001, over 10,000,000 people visited Cardiff. As Cardiff is the fastest growing European capital and locale of Millennium Stadium, the home of many international sporting events and outdoor concerts, the number of annual visitors must be growing.
What are 5 famous landmarks in or places in Wales?
1) Menai Bridge which connects mainland north Wales with the isle of Anglesey. 2) Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales and England. 3) Caernarfon Castle, the site of the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales in 1969. 4) The Millenium Stadium. 5) The Welsh Assembly building.
