European Capital of Sport
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The European Capital of Sport is a city designated by the ACES (European Capitals of Sport Association)[1] since 2001 for a period of one calendar year during which it organises a series of sport events with a strong European dimension.
[edit] List of Capitals by Year
Next cities was European Capital of Sport:[2]
- 2001:
Madrid - 2002:
Stockholm - 2003:
Glasgow - 2004: Alicante
- 2005:
Rotterdam - 2006:
Copenhagen - 2007:
Stuttgart - 2008:
Warsaw - 2009:
Milan - 2010:
Dublin - 2011: Valencia
- 2012:
Istanbul - 2013:
Antwerp - 2014: Cardiff
- 2015: Turin[3] (other candidate: Krakow)
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