Soldier Field

Soldier Field is the home of the Chicago Bears, the NFL's oldest standing venue. The 61,500-seat stadium preserved its historic colonnades through a 2003 renovation. Located on Chicago's lakefront, it hosts NFL and MLS matches.

Opened October 9, 1924, as Municipal Grant Park Stadium. Renamed Soldier Field in 1925 to honor World War I veterans. Capacity once reached 110,000. The 2002-2003 renovation rebuilt the interior while preserving the colonnades. The Bears moved there in 1971.