Olympic riding stadium

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Olympic Equestrian Stadium in Greenwich Park during the 2012 Olympics

The term Olympic riding arena is used to describe stadiums for equestrian events that take place as part of the Summer Olympics . These can be permanent (i.e. intended for subsequent use) or only be built as a temporary stadium , as was the case, for example, with the Olympic riding stadium for the 2012 Summer Games in London.

Examples of Olympic equestrian stadiums are:

• Olympia-Reiterstadion Berlin (built for the 1936 Summer Olympics)
• Reitstadion Riem (Reitstadion Olympic Summer Games 1972)
• Markopoulo Olympic Equestrian Center (2004 Summer Olympics equestrian stadium)