The silver spaceship-style roof of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome is instantly recognizable. The largest fixed-dome structure in the world, it’s a popular stop on New Orleans guided tours. The Superdome has been a symbol of the city since it was first built in 1975 and in recent years has gained added cultural significance after it served as a makeshift refuge for thousands of people displaced during Hurricane Katrina.
The stadium can seat up to 76,468 people for a sporting event or concert and is famous for its electric atmosphere on game nights, which has been proven to give the Saints a statistically significant home-field advantage. The Superdome is also home to the Saints Hall of Fame Museum, which looks back at the American football team’s storied history.