Olympic Athletics Venues Codexery

A source-cited reference to olympic athletics venues

Olympic Athletics Venues (33)

• 2012 Olympic Marathon Course — London's 2012 marathon route passed landmarks and finished on The Mall.
• Arch of Constantine — Largest Roman triumphal arch, dedicated to Constantine's victory.
• Autostrada A90 — Ring motorway encircling central Rome, part of the E80.
• Beijing National Stadium — Beijing's iconic Bird's Nest stadium hosted two Olympic Games.
• Brisbane Stadium — Main stadium for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics and Paralympics.
• Centennial Olympic Stadium — Main stadium of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
• Chōfu — Chōfu: a Tokyo suburb with Olympic marathon history.
• Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos — Rio's Olympic athletics venue and Botafogo's home ground.
• Fuchū, Tokyo — City in Tokyo Prefecture, former capital of Musashi Province.
• Grand Park — A 12-acre urban park in downtown Los Angeles.
• Helsinki Olympic Stadium — Finland's largest stadium and 1952 Olympic centre.
• Japan National Stadium — Tokyo's main venue for the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
• Luzhniki Stadium — Russia's national stadium and a key Olympic and World Cup venue.
• Marathon, Greece — Town in Greece, site of the Battle of Marathon.
• Mataró — Starting point for the 1992 Olympic marathon.
• Montreal Botanical Garden — A 75-hectare botanical garden and National Historic Site of Canada.
• North Sydney — Suburb and commercial hub on Sydney's Lower North Shore.
• Odori Park — Central Sapporo park hosting major festivals and events.
• Olympiastadion (Munich) — Munich's Olympic stadium with a revolutionary tent roof.
• Olympic Stadium (Amsterdam) — Main stadium of the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, now a national monument.
• Olympic Stadium (Montreal) — Montreal's Olympic Stadium, a white elephant with a retractable roof.
• Panathenaic Stadium — The world's only all-marble stadium, host of the first modern Olympics.
• Pont d'Iéna — Parisian bridge linking the Eiffel Tower to Trocadéro.
• Pontal (Rio de Janeiro) — Temporary 2016 Olympic venue for race walking and cycling time trials.
• Riverside Drive (Los Angeles) — Major Los Angeles thoroughfare following the Los Angeles River.
• Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí — Rio Carnival parade ground designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
• Santa Monica College — Public community college in Santa Monica, California, founded 1929.
• Santa Monica, California — Coastal resort city in Los Angeles County, California.
• Seoul Olympic Stadium — Main stadium for the 1988 Summer Olympics and Asian Games.
• Setagaya — Tokyo's most populous special ward, with residential neighborhoods and rail access.
• Stadium Australia — Sydney's Olympic stadium, now a major sports and events venue.
• Stockholm Olympic Stadium — Historic 1912 Olympic stadium, host of 84 world records.
• Venice, Los Angeles — Seaside resort neighborhood with canals and a famous boardwalk.