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About Stadion Legii

Stadion Legii is a premier all-seater football stadium located in Warsaw, Poland. With a capacity of 31,103 and UEFA Category 4 designation, it serves as the home ground for Legia Warsaw. The venue features four stands named Żyleta (North), Deyny (East), Brychczy (South), and Kryta (West). The stadium underwent a rebuild from 2008 to 2011 and carries a history that includes a high-profile inauguration against Arsenal in 2010 and modern naming honoring Marshal Józef Piłsudski.

Whether you’re planning a matchday visit, a tour, or simply exploring the area, we’ve got you covered with seating layouts, parking details, transit options, and recommended hotels and dining near Stadion Legii in central Warsaw.

Annual events at Stadion Legii include league fixtures for Legia Warsaw and European competition appearances. When you plan your visit, check the official event page for the exact date and any rescheduling details. For a smooth experience, secure your seats early, consider nearby hotel options, and rely on public transit or parking facilities around the arena. We’re here to help you find the right tickets, parking, and local recommendations so your trip to Warsaw is easy and enjoyable.

Venue details: Stadion Legii sits at 3 Łazienkowska Street, 00-449 Warsaw. The surrounding two-level car park adds 797 parking spaces (387 on level 1, 392 on level 2) plus nearby VIP spaces. Public transit is well-connected with bus routes 107, 151, 171 stopping near Torwar, and easy access to central Warsaw via the metro and broader bus network. For a comfortable stay, explore nearby hotels and dining options curated by our partner affiliates to suit different budgets and preferences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 31,103 all-seater stadium (UEFA Category 4).
  • Address: 3 Łazienkowska Street, 00-449 Warsaw, Poland.
  • Venue type: All-seater football stadium, home to Legia Warsaw; four stands named Żyleta, Deyny, Brychczy, Kryta.
  • Seating chart: North Żyleta (Żyleta), East Deyny, South Brychczy, West Kryta; plan commonly shown in official/ticket materials.
  • Parking: 797 parking spaces in a two-level car park surrounding the stands (387 on level 1, 392 on level 2; plus nearby VIP spaces).
  • Transit: Accessible by multiple bus routes (e.g., 107, 151, 171) with Torwar as a nearby stop; central Warsaw access via metro/bus network.
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous options within a short distance; Booking shows a range of hotels around the stadium area.
  • Notable events hosted: Inaugural match at the new stadium vs Arsenal (7 Aug 2010, 5-6); hosted Shakhtar Donetsk for 2022–23 UEFA competitions; attendance records around 30,787 (Legia vs Śląsk Wrocław, 2 Jun 2013).
  • Renamed/demolished: Rebuilt 2008–2011; previously known as Stadion Wojska Polskiego; naming rights period included Pepsi Arena (2011–2014); current official name honors Marshal Józef Piłsudski.