Football Stadiums in Bosnia & Herzegovina
See a listing of soccer stadiums in Bosnia & Herzegovina including history, club details and stadium capacities.
Find useful facts on public transport to the stadiums such as the nearest rail and bus stations, accommodation and nearby places to eat and drink.
Banja Luka City Stadium
Banja Luka City Stadium (Gradski stadion Banja Luka) in Banja Luka is the home ground of Bosnian Premier League club FK Borac Banja Luka.
The 10,030 capacity, multi-purpose stadium in the Borik district of Banja Luka opened in 1937 and has been renovated and expanded on several occasions since then, including in 1973, 1981, 2010, and once again in 2012.
There are regular long-distance buses from Banja Luka to major Bosnian cities including Sarajevo, Doboj, Prijedor, Zenica and Derventa. For example, a current Sarajevo-Banja Luka service takes about 5 hours, passing through Zenica, Žepče, Maglaj and Doboj. Banja Luka also has direct services towards Belgrade and Zagreb, as well as other destinations in Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.
Bilino Polje Stadium
Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica is the home ground of Bosnian Premier League club NK Čelik.
The 15,000 capacity stadium in Zenica opened in 1972 and staged Bosnia and Herzegovina's very first international match against Albania back in 1996.
The stadium has something of a reputation as a fortress for the home nation with Bosnia and Herzegovina rarely losing here.
Zenica is well-connected by both train and bus, making it accessible from other towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina. By train, Zenica is on the main railway line between Sarajevo and Doboj, with services operated by Željeznice FBiH (Railways of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina). The train journey from Sarajevo to Zenica takes around 2 hours, with scenic views of the Bosna River valley along the way.
Grbavica Stadium
Stadion Grbavica (Grbavica Stadium) is the home ground of Bosnian Premier League club FK Željezničar. The 13,057 capacity stadium in Sarajevo opened in 1953 and has been renovated and expanded on several occasions since. The stadium is also known as Dolina ćupova (Valley of Jars) a reference to bloody battles in Indochina and the fact that visiting teams were facing a difficult task.
Sarajevo is well-connected by both train and bus, making it accessible from other towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The main train and bus stations are adjacent. Sarajevo's central bus station has frequent connections to Zenica, Mostar, Banja Luka, and other towns. The bus journey to Zenica, for example, typically takes about 90 minutes.
Stadion Rodeni
Stadion Rodeni (Rodeni Stadium) is the home ground of Bosnian Premier League club FK Velež Mostar. The 7,000 capacity stadium in the north of Mostar opened in 1995 and has been renovated and expanded on several occasions since in 2006, 2008, and again in 2020.
The name 'Rodeni' is the long-time nickname for the club and means "The Born Ones" or "Our Own".
Mostar is fairly well connected to the rest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, although its mountainous landscape can make travel slower. It is linked by major roads and railways to both Sarajevo and Čapljina, while buses provide regular services to other parts of the country.
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