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About Stockhorn Arena

Welcome to Stockhorn Arena Thun — a versatile football stadium complex opened in 2011 and home to FC Thun. With around 10,000 capacity, including roughly 7,600 seats and 2,000 standing, the arena hosts football matches, events, and occasional international qualifiers. Whether you’re planning to catch a match, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical seating info, parking options, and trusted local hotel and dining recommendations. Secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a straightforward buying experience.

Venue details for Stockhorn Arena: Address: Weststrasse 12, 3604 Thun, Switzerland. The arena features four stands surrounding an artificial turf pitch. Parking is connected to the Panorama Center, offering over 800 spaces (Panorama Center garage capacity around 900). Public transit is convenient via Thun’s bus network; bus line 3 stops at Arena Thun, and many match tickets include two hours of return travel on STI buses (zone 700). For visitors planning overnight stays, we’ve highlighted partner hotels and restaurants nearby to help you plan a seamless trip. The stadium has hosted notable matches, including the inaugural FC Thun vs. 1. FC Köln (2:2) on opening day and UEFA Women’s Euro 2019 qualifiers, with continued use for UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 group games. If you’re purchasing tickets, you’ll find a straightforward process and reliable support—like having a friend in the business.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and address: Stockhorn Arena, Weststrasse 12, 3604 Thun, Switzerland.
  • Venue type: football stadium (multi-use) with four stands around an artificial turf pitch.
  • Capacity: about 10,000 total (roughly 7,600 seats, 2,000 standing; ~350 business seats; ~50 press seats).
  • Opened: July 9, 2011; originally named Arena Thun (2011–2014).
  • Renamed: Stockhorn Arena in April 2014 after naming rights were acquired by Stockhornbahn AG.
  • Parking: connected to the Panorama Center with over 800 parking spaces (Panorama Center garage capacity ~900 in some sources).
  • Transit: served by Thun public transport; bus line 3 stops at Arena Thun; match-tickets often include two hours of return travel on STI buses (zone 700).
  • Notable events: inaugural FC Thun vs. 1. FC Köln (2:2) on opening day; hosted UEFA Women's Euro 2019 qualifying matches and multiple UEFA Women's Euro 2025 group games.