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About Partizan Stadium - Belgrade
Partizan Stadium in Belgrade is a historic, multi-purpose venue known for football and athletics. With a capacity of 29,775 seated fans across four stands, it remains a vibrant hub for sports and large-scale events. The stadium sits in the Autokomanda area at Humska 1, easily accessible by Belgrade’s tram, trolleybus, and bus networks. Whether you’re catching a domestic league match, a European competition, or a major concert, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 29,775 seated (all-seater) football stadium.
- Location/Address: Humska 1, Belgrade (Autokomanda area).
- Venue type: Football stadium with athletics facilities; multi-purpose venue.
- Seating layout: Four stands (South, North, East, West); 30 seating rows; 30 spectator entrances; stands ~21 m high.
- Renamed: Formerly JNA Stadium; officially renamed Stadion Partizan in 1989.
- Parking: East-of-ground parking area with around 162 spaces (event parking; not always public on matchdays).
- Transit/access: Reachable by Belgrade trams 9, 10, 14 and trolleybuses 40/41; multiple bus routes serve the area.
- Nearby hotels: Prestige Hotel Belgrade and Crystal Hotel Belgrade are common nearby options.
- Notable events hosted: 1962 European Athletics Championships; 2009 Universiade Football; Partizan vs Newcastle United in 2003-04 UEFA competition; concerts by Metallica (2004) and AC/DC (2009).
- Status: Not demolished; active stadium.