Stadium
Stožice Stadium
For 60 years, Olimpija called the Central Stadium in Bežigrad its home. The oldest football stadium in Slovenia hosted Olimpija’s matches in both the Yugoslav League and the Slovenian national championship. European giants such as AC Milan, Liverpool, and Benfica played at Bežigrad. Designed by the legendary architect Jože Plečnik, the stadium was closed in 2008. Afterward, Olimpija played for a while at ŽAK Stadium in Spodnja Šiška before moving to Stožice in the summer of 2010.
The most modern and largest stadium in Slovenia is located in the Bežigrad district in the northern part of Ljubljana. With a capacity of 16,038 for football matches, the stadium was inaugurated in August 2010 with a match between the national teams of Slovenia and Australia. A few days later, Olimpija played its first home match at Stožice, facing Koper in front of 7,000 spectators.
Opening
August 11, 2010
First match
SVN – AUS
Dimensions
24,614 m²
stadium cones
Record attendance
The record attendance at Slovenia’s largest stadium was set on July 27, 2014, when Olimpija hosted the English giant Chelsea in a friendly match. A total of 15,972 spectators gathered in the stands.
The stadium features over 500 seats for business partners and guests, more than 200 seats for journalists and other media representatives, and 97 seats designated for disabled spectators. Additionally, there is a parking garage located beneath the building.
House rules
House rules for visitors
Regulations
Rules and Regulations