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Set amid gardens, this mammoth stadium is Sparta Prague's training ground & hosts concerts.

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Vaníčkova 100/6, 169 00 Praha 6-Strahov, Czechia
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What is the rating of Great Strahov Stadium?
Great Strahov Stadium is rated 3.9 out of 5 based on 4,134 reviews.
Where is Great Strahov Stadium located?
Vaníčkova 100/6, 169 00 Praha 6-Strahov, Czechia
Player 1 (Player 1)
Old stadium, modernizm,
Nice paronamic view, easy to get with public transport, own car or bolt,
Not so far from cwntral church.
Uros Stijovic
cool place. a must see if you love brutalist architecture (and i dont say this lightly)
also whats cool is that there arent a lot of tourists, if any
Jan Meier
Visited this with a friend in regards to a uni project. We toured the complex, basically completely empty, in awe by the sheer size of the stadium.
We were basically completely alone, only seeing a handfull of other tourists and hearing a drone at some point.
We decided to walk around the entire stadium, checking out the south facing walkways too.

Apparently there's events in there sometimes? One time when walking past at night electronic music was playing in one of the abandoned rooms, with a live rapper adding lyrics.
MatejKo
Not far from the stadium, there's a small viewpoint of the city right next to the ventilation towers. I recommend walking past the stadium from the left side, that is, from the direction of the ventilation tower, and halfway there, you'll reach the official entrance, which is free of charge. Although this stadium is falling apart and the inside looks like a construction site, on the other hand, it has a pleasant atmosphere for me and represents a completely different kind of history than the historical center of Prague 1. In my opinion, it's possible to access other parts of the stadium and enjoy the dilapidated section, but since I was there with my girlfriend, I didn't take the risk.
Jonah VX
It’s a ruin now and they don’t take care for it. That’s a shame, because it’s a monument of the grandeur of the past of the Sparkadiada’s. They are from the pre-communist time originally and belong to Czech culture. Save the stadium and make it accessible for the people!
TheDurut
Unique place with history.
Sooo big and partly abandoned stadium (Sparta have there training fields).
Located close to strahov monastery and nice viewpoints.
Magnus Ohman
Monstrosity from the First Republic, now largely falling apart. I get the impression that no-one really know what to do with this place. Closed for competitive sports since 1994. With a capacity of 220,000, this is more than twice as much as the current largest stadium in the world (Rungrado in North Korea). National treasure, but no-one cares about it.
Carlos Munoz
Incredibly big stadium. I was able to visit the place during OpenHousePraha 2019 and it is Huge, 9 soccer fields inside. Many rock bands have played there before. The visit is really worth it. If you are able to get in you will have a very nice view (depending on which side of the stadium you are).

You will need to find if its opened to the public.

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