The site of some of the biggest battles in the history of Sparta, is now opening its doors! AC Sparta Praha football club is to launch regular stadium tours for fans and supporters. The stadium tour will take you to those places that regular visitors cannot access.
Information about Letná Stadium
- Sparta’s stadium is in the central part of Prague, in the district of Letná, a part of Prague 7.
- Right next to the stadium is the city’s biggest park, Stromovka, and Milady Horákové street, one of the city’s most important thoroughfares.
- The stadium is very close to the city centre – within a radius of just two kilometres, some of the most iconic sights of the city can be found, including Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, and the Prague Castle.
- The stadium has been Sparta’s home since 1917.
- There are two subway stops close to the stadium (Hradčanská and Vltavská), and a tram stop called Sparta. Visitors can also use a parking lot on a nearby Letenská pláň that is suitable for both cars and buses.
Click on the corresponding sector for the display of a photograph with a view of the football field.
Field dimensions
- The football field dimensions (105x68 m) meet the UEFA regulation for all their final matches and the dimension recommendations for all football stadiums where the UEFA and FIFA matches can be played
- The distance of the sidelines and goal lines from the technical area is 5 m
- The distance of LED advertising displays is in accordance with the UEFA regulation
Capacity
Sector
Capacity
Spectators
17573
VIP
776
Capacity for the media
80
Total capacity
18349
The stadium has 7 entrances (sectors)
- Entrance No. A - from M. Horáková Street (main stand and part of the south stand)
- Entrance No. B - from M. Horáková Street (home flag bearers' sector)
- Entrance No. C - from U Sparty Street (eastern and part of the southern stand)
- Entrance C1 - from U Sparty Street (eastern and part of the southern stand)
- Entrance No. D - from U Sparty Street (eastern and part of the southern stand)
- Entrance No. E - from the corner of U Sparty Street (north stand)
- Entrance No. F - from U Sparty Street (only for spectators of the visiting team, capacity 988 seats)
In accordance with UEFA security regulations, all sectors (A-F) in the auditorium and outside the auditorium are separated from each other
History
- 1921 - the first stadium - wooden structure
- 1936 - reinforced-concrete grandstand (foundation of the current grandstand and stadium facilities)
- 1969 - new arena for 35,880 viewers
- 1994 - general renovation of the stadium to the current form
- 2003 - new name of the stadium - Toyota Arena
- 2007 - new name of the stadium - AXA Arena
- 2009 - Generali Arena
- 2020 - Generali Česká pojišťovna Arena
- 2022 - epet ARENA
