The stadium was built on the site of the former Błękitni Kielce stadium.
During its opening ceremony in 2006, the stadium hosted a match between Korona Kielce and Legia Warsaw.
The four stands are physically separated to allow for potential future expansion or modifications without affecting the entire structure.
The roof structure is designed to reflect acoustics back onto the pitch, creating a high-decibel environment for home matches.
The venue served as one of the host stadiums for the 2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship.
Kielce Municipal Stadium, currently branded as Exbud Arena, is a multi-purpose football stadium located in Kielce, Poland, serving as the home ground for Korona Kielce. The facility features a fully covered seating capacity of approximately 15,500 spectators. Constructed between 2004 and 2006, it was one of the first modern, UEFA-compliant stadiums built in Poland after the country's transformation. The design features four independent, covered stands that do not connect, which is a distinctive architectural choice. The pitch is equipped with natural grass and an undersoil heating system. The stadium has hosted various international matches, including games for the Polish national football team. It is owned by the Municipal Sports and Recreation Center (MOSiR) in Kielce. The arena is part of a larger sports complex that includes secondary training pitches.
The elevated walkway behind the main stands provides a comprehensive panoramic view of the entire pitch and the unique four-stand configuration.
Check the official Korona Kielce website for match schedules, as the stadium is restricted to ticketed attendees during events.
If visiting outside of match days, confirm access to the facility with the MOSiR administrative office, as public access to the bowl is often restricted.
Dress according to the weather, as the seating is covered, but the stands remain open-air environments.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area, as this is strictly prohibited and monitored by security.
The stadium is closed to the public on non-match days unless participating in an organized tour or event.
Standard stadium behavior applies; avoid bringing pyrotechnics, sharp objects, or large professional photography equipment without prior accreditation.
