The stadium was originally built by the DFC Prag football club before being acquired by Bohemians.
During the 2002 Vltava river floods, the stadium grounds were used to store sandbags to protect the Vršovice area.
The stadium's nickname, Ďolíček, translates to 'little dimple' or 'little hollow,' referring to its sunken topographical position.
Despite modern regulations, the stadium retains a unique 'English-style' layout where fans are positioned immediately adjacent to the touchlines.
The stadium has hosted matches for the Czech national youth teams on various occasions.
Městský stadion Ďolíček is the historic home stadium of the Bohemians Praha 1905 football club, located in the Vršovice district of Prague. Opened in 1932, the stadium is renowned for its intimate, compact atmosphere created by the proximity of the stands to the pitch. The venue has a capacity of approximately 6,300 spectators, all seated. It is famously known for its 'kengura' (kangaroo) mascot, stemming from the club's 1927 tour of Australia. The stadium has faced several threats of demolition over the decades due to its age and technical condition, leading to local preservation efforts by fans. It remains one of the oldest active football venues in the Czech Republic. The pitch is oriented in a traditional north-south alignment. It currently serves as the primary ground for all Bohemians 1905 league matches.
From the elevated rows of the main stand, capturing the full pitch with the classic stadium floodlights in the background.
Buy tickets well in advance as matches against rival clubs often sell out quickly.
Sit in the main grandstand for the best view of the pitch and the surrounding Vršovice neighborhood.
Visit the club shop inside the complex to purchase official green-and-white merchandise.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area, as strict security measures are enforced during matches.
Closed to the public outside of match days and official club events; the football season typically pauses during mid-summer and mid-winter.
Respect the home fan sections; wearing opposing team colors in the main 'Bohemians' stands is generally discouraged.
