The stadium was built on the site of the original 1911 Idrætsparken, which was demolished in 1990.
It hosted the final of the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1994 and the UEFA Cup final in 2000.
Parken holds the record for the highest attendance at a concert in Denmark, set during a Robbie Williams show.
The stadium roof is one of the largest retractable roofs in Europe, weighing approximately 2,000 tonnes.
It hosted four matches during the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament.
The stadium structure houses a dedicated F.C. Copenhagen fan shop and a museum area.
The pitch is frequently re-laid, often using a reinforced grass system known as GrassMaster.
Parken, officially known as Parken Stadion, serves as the national football stadium of Denmark and the home ground for F.C. Copenhagen. Located in the Indre Østerbro district, it features a retractable roof, allowing it to host year-round sporting events and large-scale concerts. The stadium was built on the site of the former Idrætsparken and officially opened in 1992. It currently holds a capacity of approximately 38,000 spectators for football matches. The venue is a UEFA Category 4 stadium, enabling it to host major international football competitions and finals. It is situated adjacent to the Fælledparken, the largest public park in Copenhagen.
From the exterior walkways facing the Sektion 12 tribune for a view of the stadium's modern architecture.
Check the specific gate number printed on your ticket, as the stadium footprint is large and entry points are far apart.
Arrive well before kick-off to experience the pre-match atmosphere in the nearby Fælledparken.
Dress in layers, as the seating areas are open-air even when the roof is partially closed.
Attempting to bring professional camera equipment or large backpacks, as strict security screening is standard.
Operations are entirely dependent on the fixture list for F.C. Copenhagen, the Danish national team, and scheduled concert tours.
Avoid wearing away-team colors in designated home supporter sections.
