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1 of 11Arenas das Dunas City: Natal Constructed: 1972 Capacity: 39,000Sergio Moraes—Reuters -
2 of 11Estadio Nacional City: Brasilia Constructed: 2012 Capacity: 69,500Ueslei Marcelino—Reuters -
3 of 11Arena de Sao Paulo City: Sao Paulo Constructed: 2014 Capacity: 61,600Paulo Whitaker—Reuters -
4 of 11Arena da Baixada City: Curitiba Constructed: 1914 Capacity: 38,500Rodolfo Buhrer—Reuters -
5 of 11Estadio Castelao City: Fortaleza Constructed: 1973 Capactiy: 60,300Davi Pinheiro—Reuters -
6 of 11Arena Patanal City: Ciuaba Constructed: 2014 Capacity: 40,000Joel Marcos—Reuters -
7 of 11Estadio Beira-Rio City: Porto Alegre Contructed: 1969 Capacity: 43,000Edison Vara—Reuters -
8 of 11Arena Pernambuco City: Recife Constructed: 2014 Capactiy: 42,600Paulo Whitaker—Reuters -
9 of 11Arena Fonte Nova City: Salvador Constructed: 1951 Capacity: 51,700Valter Pontes—Reuters -
10 of 11Arena Amazonia City: Manaus Constructed: 2013 Capacity: 39,100Bruno Kelly—Reuters -
11 of 11Ricardo Moraes—Reuters
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