Sport is a huge part of the American culture, and there are some amazing structures where you can go and watch teams play. If you’re a sports fan and ever find yourself traveling around the US or are visiting and looking for a sporting experience to add to your itinerary, here is a list of the top 10 US sporting venues.

• New Yankee Stadium MLB – Opened in 2009 this New York stadium cost a staggering 1.5 billion dollars to build. It’s home to the New York Yankees of the MLB and will also be the home of the New York City FC of Major League Soccer.
• Fenway Park– this baseball stadium is home to the Boston Red Sox and has been around for almost a century. It’s the history behind this location that makes it a must-see venue.
• Madison Square Garden– you’ll be able to purchase a variety of tickets for this famous venue by visiting ticketsales.com. Not only is it home of the NHL’s New York Rangers and the NBAs New York Knicks, but there have also been some awesome concerts held at this venue.
• Augusta National Golf Club, Georgia– the US Masters have been played at this venue for 85 years. Golf lovers will instantly recognize the iconic Amen Corner, The Big Oak Tree, Rae’s Creek, Ike’s Pond, and Eisenhower Tree.
• Flushing Meadow, New York – located in Queens, New York, Flushing Meadows is where the US Open Tennis tournament is held every year.
• Daytona International Speedway, Florida– lovers of NASCAR racing are certain to want to visit this magnificent stadium that has a seating capacity of more than 100,000. It was first built in 1959 and is located 3 miles from Daytona Beach.
• Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Michigan – this was once one of the largest sporting stadiums in the world. Fondly known as “The Big House” it had a seating capacity of more than 112,000. Built in 1927, it cost just $950,000 and only took seven weeks to build.
• Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky – home to the annual Kentucky Derby this historic horse racing track was officially designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1986.
• CenturyLink Field, Seattle – home to the Seattle Seahawks and the Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer. There’s also a theater and a public plaza. As with many sporting venues, this stadium is also used for major concerts and trade shows. It has a unique claim to fame, and that’s the Guinness World Record it broke for the loudest crowd roar.
• PNC Park, Pittsburgh– home to the Pittsburgh Pirates, MLB, there’s more to this venue than its structure. Its location provides sports fans with an amazing view of downtown Pittsburgh and the Alleghany River. To get to the stadium, you can take a water limo or walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

For sports fans, the US has some amazing venues to visit. Whatever kind of sport you prefer there’s an iconic venue waiting to give you the experience of a lifetime.