HŠK Zrinjski Mostar is officially recognized as the oldest football club in Bosnia and Herzegovina, established in 1905.
The stadium's name translates to 'White Hill', derived from the neighborhood in which it is situated.
During the early 2000s, the stadium was the site of the first post-war unified Bosnian football championship, which Zrinjski won.
The venue has hosted several UEFA Europa Conference League qualifying matches, bringing top-tier European football to Mostar.
The stadium's capacity is approximately 9,000, though this fluctuates based on security restrictions for high-risk matches.
Stadion Bijeli Brijeg is the historic home ground of HŠK Zrinjski Mostar, the most successful football club in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The stadium is located in the Avenija district of West Mostar and has been the site of numerous domestic league title victories. It holds significant cultural weight as the venue for the oldest football club in the country, founded in 1905. The facility features a singular large main grandstand and maintains a traditional, open-air football atmosphere. It serves as the primary venue for HŠK Zrinjski's domestic league matches and occasional international qualifying rounds. The stadium's architecture reflects mid-20th-century Yugoslav sports design, characterized by its bowl-like layout. It remains a central hub for the local community and die-hard supporters, known locally as the 'Plemići'.
From the top of the main grandstand overlooking the pitch with the Mostar cityscape in the background.
Purchase match tickets in advance, as high-profile games frequently sell out.
Wear the club's colors, white and red, to blend in with the local fanbase.
Arrive early to experience the pre-match atmosphere at the surrounding cafes in the Stjepana Radića neighborhood.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium from the restricted supporters' gate (Ultras Mostar section) unless you have the corresponding ticket.
Operations follow the Bosnian Premier League calendar, with a significant winter break between December and February.
Neutral or home-team colors are recommended; avoid wearing jerseys of rival clubs to prevent conflict.
