The stadium's structural design features a unique, steep rake on the stands to provide spectators with an unobstructed view of the pitch.
The original venue on this site, opened in 1939, was once the largest stadium in rural Hungary with a capacity that reached 35,000 during its peak.
Construction of the current stadium was completed in just over a year, with the opening ceremony taking place in May 2018.
The stadium was specifically designed to exclude a running track, placing fans within meters of the sidelines to enhance the atmosphere.
It is the first stadium in Hungary to use a hybrid grass system reinforced with synthetic fibers for increased durability.
DVTK Stadium, officially known as the DVTK Stadion, is a modern football venue located in Miskolc, Hungary. It serves as the home ground for Diósgyőri VTK, the city's primary professional football club. The facility was inaugurated in 2018 following the demolition and total reconstruction of the historic DVTK Stadion built in 1939. Its architectural design is characterized by a distinctive English-style layout with four separate stands positioned close to the pitch. The stadium has a total seating capacity of approximately 14,700 spectators. The pitch is equipped with a modern heating system to maintain conditions during Hungarian winters. The venue is fully compliant with UEFA category 3 stadium requirements. It occupies a site in the Diósgyőr district, a traditional industrial area of Miskolc. The facility complex includes the club's administration offices and integrated fan service areas.
The main exterior facade near the stadium entrance, which features prominent club branding and modern geometric architectural elements.
Check the official DVTK website to confirm match status, as the stadium is primarily active only during home game days.
Consider visiting during a high-profile domestic rivalry match to experience the intensity of the local fan culture.
Dress in the club's colors, red and white, if you wish to blend in with the local supporters.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium on non-match days without prior booking, as the interior is generally restricted to staff and authorized personnel.
Closed to the public outside of match days and official stadium tours; tours must be pre-arranged via the club.
Avoid wearing rival team colors within the home fan sections; follow standard stadium safety protocols regarding prohibited items.
