KS Cracovia is widely recognized as the oldest football club in Poland, established in 1906.
The stadium is colloquially referred to by locals as the 'Stadion Cracovii'.
The facility replaced the original stadium that had stood at this exact location since 1912.
The architectural design was provided by the Spanish firm Estudio Lamela, known for their work on Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu.
The stadium's capacity is specifically designed to facilitate intimate crowd acoustics by keeping the stands close to the pitch.
The venue has served as a host site for major international youth tournaments and training camps for visiting national teams.
Stadion Miejski im. Józefa Piłsudskiego serves as the primary home ground for KS Cracovia, the oldest existing football club in Poland, founded in 1906. Located in the Zwierzyniec district, the current facility was rebuilt between 2009 and 2010 to replace the historic stadium on the same site. The venue features an all-seater capacity of approximately 15,000 spectators under a fully covered roof structure. Architecturally, the stadium is defined by its distinctive glass facade and a lack of traditional corner stands, creating an open design. It meets UEFA Category 3 standards, allowing it to host international matches and Europa League qualifiers. The pitch dimensions measure 105 by 68 meters, utilizing a natural grass surface. The stadium complex includes professional training facilities and administrative offices for the club. It frequently hosts local community events and youth football tournaments beyond professional fixtures.
From the edge of Błonia Park, capturing the stadium's modern glass facade against the backdrop of the park.
Check the official club website for match schedules as the stadium is strictly restricted during ticketed events.
Combine a visit with a walk through the nearby Błonia Park, one of the largest inner-city meadows in Europe.
Access the fan shop located on-site to purchase club merchandise, which is open outside of match hours.
Attempting to enter the stands during training sessions or maintenance days when the facility is closed to the public.
Closed to the public during match days unless a valid ticket is held; grounds are generally accessible for the fan shop and office areas on non-match days.
Standard stadium behavior rules apply; avoid bringing large backpacks or professional camera gear into the stands during matches.
