Moses Mabhida Stadium

　　   Moses Mabhida Stadium is located in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. It is a professional multi-purpose stadium and was one of the venues for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

　　   The Moses Mabhida Stadium was founded in 2006 and completed and opened in 2009. During the 2010 World Cup, it could accommodate 62,760 spectators for football matches and up to 69,000 for cricket matches, making it one of the largest and most well-known stadiums in South Africa. This iconic stadium features an arch structure similar to that of Wembley Stadium. From afar, the 105-meter-high arch rises above the stadium like a landmark. In 2011, the Indian Premier League and South African Super Cricket League match was held here, attracting 69,000 spectators, making it the most-watched cricket match in Africa.

　　   In addition to sporting events, the Moses Mabhida Stadium also hosts concerts. In 2011, a concert celebrating the 150th anniversary of Indians settling in South Africa was held here, attracting numerous music enthusiasts.

　　   Moses Mabhida Stadium Reason to Visit: One of South Africa’s most famous stadiums Continent: Africa [Africa] Country/Region: South Africa [South Africa] Province/State: KwaZulu-Natal Province [KwaZulu-Natal Province] City: Durban [Durban]