The stadium's name translates to 'Meadow' or 'Pasture', referring to the historic marshy land the park and stadium were built upon.
Radnički Niš, the primary tenants, famously reached the UEFA Cup semi-finals during the 1981-82 season.
The 2011 renovation project aimed to bring the stadium up to UEFA Category 3 standards.
The pitch dimensions are standard international size at 105 by 68 meters.
Stadion Čair is the largest sports facility in Niš, Serbia, serving as the home ground for the football club Radnički Niš. The venue is part of a larger sports complex located within the expansive Čair Park. It underwent significant reconstruction starting in 2011 to modernize its infrastructure, though development plans have been subject to long-term phased implementation. The stadium features a multi-tiered design with a capacity of approximately 18,000 spectators. It is primarily used for Serbian SuperLiga matches and occasionally hosts international fixtures or athletic events. The surrounding area includes several auxiliary training pitches and a nearby indoor sports hall.
The main entrance gates facing the park provide the clearest view of the stadium's architectural scale.
Check the official schedule of the Serbian SuperLiga to avoid visiting during high-security match days if you prefer a quiet park atmosphere.
Bring water as internal stadium concessions can be limited outside of active match days.
Walk the perimeter of Čair Park for the best views of the stadium's exterior façade.
Do not attempt to enter the playing field or restricted locker room areas; these are strictly for authorized personnel.
The stadium is generally inaccessible to the public on match days unless holding a valid ticket; training facilities remain closed to the general public.
