> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/uof/support-and-history/archived/deprecated-uof-endpoints/elements/venue.md). # Venue The Venue element provides information about the place where the event takes place. Here is an example of a venute element. ``` ```
| Attribute | Meaning | Possible values | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | id |

Unique id of the venue.

In order to have more detailed information related to a venue, a dedicated UOF API end point is available using the following call: /sports/en/venues/sr:venue:6030/profile.xml

|

String value, example:

id="sr:venue:6030"

| | name | Name of the venue |

String value, example:

name="Scotiabank Arena"

| | capacity | Capacity of the venue |

String value, example:

capacity="19800"

| | city\_name | Name of the city where the venue is. |

String value, example:

city\_name="Toronto"

| | country\_name | Name of the country where the venue is. |

String value, example:

country\_name="Canada"

| | map\_coordinates | The GPS coordinates of the venue (comma separated). |

String value, example:

map\_coordinates="43.643333,-79.379167"

| | country\_code | Code of the country where the venue is. |

String value, example:

country\_name="Canada"

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