Football Stadiums in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Top 7 biggest football stadiums in Bosnia and Herzegovina by capacity

Stadium name	Capacity	Location	Team	Opened	Playing surface	Roof type	Notable facts
Bilino Polje	15,600	Zenica	NK Čelik Zenica	1972	Grass	Open-air	Home stadium of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team
Grbavica Stadium	13,449	Sarajevo	FK Željezničar	1953	Grass	Partially covered	Renovated in 2017
Koševo Stadium	13,000	Sarajevo	FK Sarajevo	1947	Grass	Open-air	Hosted 1984 Winter Olympics opening ceremony
Tušanj City Stadium	11,000	Tuzla	FK Sloboda Tuzla	1957	Grass	Open-air	One of the oldest stadiums in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Pecara	9,000	Široki Brijeg	NK Široki Brijeg	1952	Grass	Open-air	Known for its picturesque location surrounded by hills
Gradski Stadion	8,500	Banja Luka	FK Borac Banja Luka	1937	Grass	Open-air	Oldest stadium on this list
Gradski Stadion Mostar	7,500	Mostar	HŠK Zrinjski Mostar	1950	Grass	Open-air	Renovated in 2017

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s football infrastructure has been significantly improved since the 1990s, with several stadiums undergoing renovations to meet UEFA standards.
The Bilino Polje stadium in Zenica is the largest and most modern football stadium in the country, often used for international matches.
Many of these stadiums have historical significance, having survived the Bosnian War (1992-1995) and serving as symbols of resilience and recovery.
The Koševo Stadium, also known as Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium, played a crucial role in the 1984 Winter Olympics, showcasing the country’s ability to host major international events.
Despite their relatively small capacities compared to some European giants, these stadiums provide passionate atmospheres during matches, especially for derby games and international fixtures.