Prague, Czech Republic · Stadium
Slavia's compact stadium and Prague's European final venue
The home of SK Slavia Praha in Vršovice, a steep, roofed stadium where every seat is close to the action. It hosted the UEFA Super Cup and a European final.
Sešívaní (The Stitched Ones)
The red-and-white halves of the shirt gave Slavia its nickname. The club has played in Vršovice since the 1950s, and its new Eden Arena opened in 2008 on the site of the old ground.
Biggest honours
Slavia played at the old Eden stadium from 1953 until it was closed in the early 2000s. The new stadium was built on the same site and opened in May 2008 with a match against Oxford University.
It has carried several sponsor names — Synot Tip Arena, Eden Arena, Sinobo Stadium and Fortuna Arena — but Prague fans simply call it Eden.
Because it's the most modern big stadium in Prague, it's also used by the Czech national team and for European finals.
Bayern Munich beat Chelsea on penalties in the first UEFA Super Cup held in Prague.
Jarrod Bowen scored in the 90th minute to win West Ham's first European trophy in 58 years.
Indicative layout of Eden Arena for concerts — exact blocks vary by show.
Pitch / stage
Pitch
Lower tier
Close to the pitch and steep, with the loudest fans in the north stand.
Upper tier & boxes
Better overview of the game, with hospitality boxes on the main stand.
Trams get packed straight after the match. Walk to a stop further away or have a beer in Vršovice, one of Prague's best bar districts.
Only small bags are allowed. There's no official luggage storage at the stadium.
Beautiful residential area with cafés, walking distance to the stadium.
Local bars and restaurants right by the stadium.
Central location, 15 minutes by tram.
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The sponsor name changes, but locals call it Eden. Search for Fortuna Arena or Eden Arena.
Occasionally, but most big Prague shows go to the O2 arena or the Letňany airport grounds.