The following is a list of football stadiums in Estonia, ranked in order of seating capacity, with the minimum capacity being 500.
Current stadiums
#ImageStadiumCapacityCityHome teamUEFA rank1 A. Le Coq Arena 14,336 Tallinn Estonia,FC Flora,FCI Levadia2 Kalevi Keskstaadion 11,842 Tallinn 3 Kadriorg Stadium 5,000 Tallinn under renovation4 Tehvandi Stadium 3,200 Otepää FC Otepää,FC Elva5 Kuressaare linnastaadion 2,000 Kuressaare FC Kuressaare6 Rakvere linnastaadion 1,831 Rakvere Rakvere JK Tarvas7 Tamme Stadium 1,750 Tartu Tartu JK Tammeka8 Stadium of Tartu University 1,700 Tartu 9 Tabasalu Arena 1,630 Tabasalu JK Tabasalu10 Pirita Velodrome 1,602 Tallinn 11 1,600 Võru Võru FC Helios12 Pärnu Rannastaadion 1,501 Pärnu Pärnu JK Vaprus13 Sportland Arena 1,198 Tallinn JK Tallinna Kalev,FC Flora (during winter),FCI Levadia (during winter)14 Haapsalu linnastaadion 1,080 Haapsalu Läänemaa JK15 Viljandi linnastaadion 1,068 Viljandi Viljandi JK Tulevik16 Narva Kreenholm Stadium 1,065 Narva 17 Viimsi Stadium 1,006 Viimsi Viimsi JK18 Narva Kalev-Fama Stadium 1,000 Narva JK Narva Trans19 Sillamäe Kalevi Stadium 800 Sillamäe under renovation20 Heino Lipp Stadium 794 Jõhvi Jõhvi FC Phoenix21Annelinna Stadium656Tartu22 Holm Jalgpallipark 580 Tartu Tartu JK Welco23 Hiiu Stadium 570 Tallinn Nõmme Kalju FC24Kose Stadium562KoseFC Kose25Paide kunstmuruväljak 542 Paide Paide Linnameeskond26 Jõhvi linnastaadion 540 Jõhvi 27 Coop staadion 504 Tartu Tartu JK Tammeka(during winter)28Männiku Stadium500TallinnFC Nõmme United29Laagri Stadium500LaagriHarju JK Laagri,Saue JK (during winter) 30 Paide linnastaadion 500 Paide 31 500 Maardu Maardu Linnameeskond32 500 Pärnu Pärnu JK Poseidon33 Türi linnastaadion 500 Türi Türi Ganvix JK
Future stadiums Stadiums which are currently under construction/renovation or in development: StadiumCapacityCityHome teamOpeningNotesKadriorg Stadium5,000Tallinn2028For Kadriorg Stadium's 100th birthday, Tallinn will renovate the complex for €20 million, during which they will refurbish the historic grandstand and construct a new stand on the opposite side of the field.Sportland Arena4,500TallinnEstonia (during winter)TBDThe future of Sportland Arena will see the stadium have a capacity of 4,500, so it would be eligible for the UEFA Stadium Category 3 certificate and would thus be able to host international matches. Paide Stadium4,500PaidePaide LinnameeskondTBDIn October 2021, Paide Linnameeskond initially announced plans to construct a new 2,000-seat stadium, but in 2025, the project was expanded to include at least 4,500 seats. The stadium is set to cost 15 to 20 million euros. The construction of the first stand is set to begin in early 2027.
Indoor football facilities List of indoor football halls in Estonia:
PictureStadiumLocationField's size (m)CountyYear opened Ref EJL Jalgpallihall Tallinn 100 × 64 (m)Harju County2013Raja JalgpallihallTallinn105 × 68 (m)Harju County2024Sõle JalgpallihallTallinn104 × 68 (m)Harju County2016Annemõisa JalgpallihallTartu100 × 64 (m)Tartu County2022Narva JalgpallihallNarva100 × 64 (m)Ida-Viru County2024Pärnu JalgpallihallPärnu100 × 64 (m)Pärnu County2023Viimsi Jalgpalli- ja KergejõustikuhallViimsi100 × 64 (m)Harju County2025Männimäe JalgpallihallViljandi100 × 64 (m)Viljandi County2021Bauroc Rakvere JalgpallihallRakvere100 × 64 (m)Lääne-Viru County2026Saaremaa Nooruse HallKuressaare100 × 64 (m)Saare County2024Uuemõisa JalgpallihallHaapsalu100 × 64 (m)Lääne County2021Paide JalgpallihallPaide100 × 64 (m)Järva County2024Rapla JalgpallihallRapla100 × 64 (m)Rapla County2022Männiku JalgpallikeskusTallinn90 × 60 (m)Harju County2009Kindluse Spordikompleksi JalgpallihallRae79 × 49 (m)Harju County2021Kotka HallTallinn70 × 50 (m)Harju County2006
See also List of European stadiums by capacity List of association football stadiums by capacity Lists of stadiums
References
External links Football stadiums in Estonia – Estonian Football Association