Avicii Arena, Stockholm

Enter the enormous Avicii Arena in Stockholm, formerly the Globe Arena in Johanneshov. With 40 VIP boxes, a restaurant at the top, and space for up to 16,000 concertgoers and 13,850 ice hockey players, its enormous 605,000 cubic metre capacity is sure to impress. Its MERO space structure, created by Berg Arkitektkontor AB, holds up an eye-catching combination of glass, concrete, and steel. As the largest hemispherical building in Stockholm since 1989, this famous location, which resembles a massive UFO, dominates the southern skyline.

It was renamed in 2021 to honour the late DJ Avicii. It stands for both music and sports, having been the site of famous shows by the Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen and the Ice Hockey World Championships in 1989. Its Skyview attraction provides an amazing view from the top and is visible for kilometres. Avicii Arena guarantees an amazing Stockholm experience, whether you're watching a game, listening to a performance, or just taking in its breathtaking architecture.

• Feel the pulse of Stockholm at Avicii Arena, where colossal steel met soaring melodies from Rolling Stones to DJ Avicii himself.
• Step into the future of sports in this mammoth UFO-like structure where ice hockey legends clash beneath a dome that dominates Stockholm's skyline. 
• Elevate your senses at the Arena's high-rise restaurant, offering not just food but a feast for your eyes as you gaze upon Stockholm's cityscape.
• Ascend to new heights with Skyview where a breathtaking view awaits as you look over from your glass gondolas stop Stockholm's largest hemispherical building.
• Experience the pulse of the world at Avicii Arena, the epicentre of events like NHL Global Series and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.