The stadium was originally known as the Franz Horr Stadion after a former president of the Vienna Football Association.
The 2018 modernization replaced the previous open-air stands with modern, covered enclosures to meet international standards.
The venue has served as a host site for UEFA Women's Champions League matches.
The stadium's structural design incorporates a 'Violets' color scheme reflective of the home team's identity.
It is one of the few stadiums in Austria equipped with a modern under-soil heating system to ensure playability during winter months.
Generali-Arena is a specialized football stadium in Vienna, serving as the home ground for FK Austria Wien. It is categorized as a UEFA Category 4 stadium, the highest level of European stadium classification. The venue underwent a major reconstruction completed in 2018 to modernize its infrastructure and increase capacity to approximately 17,500 spectators. The stadium features an all-seater design and is fully roofed to provide shelter in all weather conditions. It hosts both domestic Austrian Bundesliga matches and international UEFA competitions. The facility includes a dedicated fan shop, a club museum, and hospitality areas for match-day events. The pitch utilizes a high-quality natural grass surface maintained to professional standards.
From the upper tier of the West Stand for a panoramic view of the entire pitch.
Check the official club schedule, as access to the stadium interior is restricted outside of match days and guided tour events.
Bring a seat cushion if attending matches in late autumn or winter, as concrete stands can be cold despite the roof.
Visit the club museum on-site to view historical artifacts documenting the history of FK Austria Wien.
Do not attempt to enter the players' tunnel or restricted zones without authorized personnel.
Closed for general public access on non-match days unless participating in a scheduled stadium tour.
No political symbols or pyrotechnics permitted; standard stadium code of conduct applies.
