The Camp Nou the home of FC Barcelona, seats over 99.000, making it the largest stadium in Europe and the eleventh largest in the world in terms of capacity.
Every first time Wrigley visitor should have to sit out in the bleachers...its unlike any experience in baseball. If sold out, try for the 1stbase line where the seats start to curve into the outfield
As much as I want to hate this place, I can't. Its too perfect. Get there early and walk down the left field line and stand under the Green Monster, one of the most famous landmarks in sports
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum opened its’ permanent 10,000 square foot facility in 1997 sharing the new facility with the American Jazz Museum.
Don’t just look at the memorabilia here, DROP BUCKETS here. Head to Center Court and school some kids on the facility’s full-sized basketball court.
Make sure you check out the puck Sidney Crosby scored gold medal goal with at Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
The oldest tennis tournament in the world was first played here in 1877. It was won by an Old Harrovian racquets player named Spencer Gore in front of a crowd of 200, paying a shilling entrance each.
WARNING: Wearing the wrong shade of blue in Krzyzewskiville could get you into a lot of trouble with the Cameron Crazies.
Very few people realise that you can walk the Old Course on Sundays as it is closed to play. A brilliant way to see the home of golf. And lunch in the Jigger Inn is a must!
They call it Camp Randall Stadium, but we all know this place transforms into “The House of Pain” after the 3rd quarter. In a word: awesome.
First time at Augusta National? Justin Rose says his favorite moment was walking up to the top of the 11th fairway and seeing Amen Corner for the first time.
This is where the game's immortals are enshrined. The heart of the museum is the Hall of Fame gallery. The gallery has a plaque for each of the players who have been elected to the hall.
