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Das Stadion Poljud wurde im gleichnamigen Stadtteil nach den Entwürfen von Boris Magaš mit einer außergewöhnlichen Dachkonstruktion in Form einer geöffneten Muschel 1979 erbaut. Es zählt zu den bedeutendsten Zeugnissen jugoslawischer Architektur.
Gradski stadion Poljud, poznat pod nadimkom Poljudska ljepotica, nalazi se u splitskoj četvrti Poljudu na sjeverozapadu grada, na mjestu gdje je nekad bilo ljekovito blato. Izgrađen je 1979. godine u sklopu izgradnje sportskih objekata 8. Mediteranskih igara.
Gradski stadion u Poljudu (English: City Stadium in Poljud), better known as Stadion Poljud (English: Poljud Stadium) or simply Poljud, is a multi-use stadium in Split, Croatia, which has been the home ground of Hajduk Split football club since 1979.
Stadium: Stadion Gradski u Poljudu (Poljudska Ljepotica), Split, capacity: 34448, club: HNK Hajduk Split.
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This magical stadium, lit with 630 floodlights, appears in nighttime as like some spaceship has just arrived to Earth. It is known for being, among other things, one of the best-lit stadia in the world. Poljud was built for the 8th Mediterranean Games, which took place in 1979 in Split, and many venues were constructed at the time. First and ...
Visit City Stadium Poljud in Split, the most beautiful sports arena in the region. Poljud Beauty is a masterpiece by Boris Magaš, one of the most prominent Croatian architects.
Gradski stadion, izgrađen 1979. godine, u prelijepom dijelu grada, Poljudu. U svoj svojoj raskoši, u obliku školjke, uklapa se, bas kao da je tu od davnina, u vizure mediteranskog miljea, do kojeg gotovo dopiru morski valovi. Arhitektonski je to objekt koji funkcionalnošću i tehničkim značajkama spada u vrh svjetskih standarda i ponosno ...
