The Pyongyang Indoor Stadium at a capacity of 20,000 is the largest multi purpose stadium in North Korea. Originally built in 1973, it’s a common venue for mass dancing and it’s also the place where Denis Rodman played basketball in Pyongyang.
The most modern venue in North Korea is the 2003 built Pyongyang Arena. It was build with the aid of the South Korean Hyundai group during the Sunshine Policy between the two Koreas in the early 2000s. These days it’s used for basketball and indoor concerts.
Perhaps North Korea’s most beautiful stadium is the Pyongyang Ice Rink. Shaped like a skaters hat and looking very similar to the Brasilia Cathedral in Brasil, it is one of the city’s most distinctive landmarks. With over 6,000 seats, it’s the largest venue for ice hockey and figure skating in North Korea.