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Stadium

Parken

Denmark flag Copenhagen, Denmark

Capacity
38,190
Opened
1992
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark

About Parken

Built between 1990 and 1992 on the footprint of the old Idrætsparken national ground, the Østerbro arena cost 640 million kroner and staged its first match in September 1992. A retractable roof was added in 2000-01, allowing year-round concerts alongside football; Michael Jackson drew a reported 60,000 there in August 1997. Denmark's national team shares the ground with F.C. Copenhagen, and the venue hosted the 2001 Eurovision Song Contest as well as three group games and a last-16 tie at UEFA Euro 2020.

Home club

FC Copenhagen Football · Club Friendlies
FC Copenhagen is a Danish football club from the capital, formed in 1992 through a merger and now the most successful club in Denmark.

Fixtures at this ground

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Getting there & hotels near Parken

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