Henryk Reyman Stadium

The Henryk Reyman Stadium has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. Wisła Kraków’s first playing field was established in 1906, but the construction of their first official stadium on Reymont Street began in 1924, with the opening two years later. Over the following decades, the stadium underwent gradual modernization, including expansions in the 1950s when additional stands were built. A major renovation occurred between 2004 and 2011 to bring the facility up to modern standards. In 2022-2023, further upgrades were made, allowing the stadium to host the 3rd edition of the European Games.

The stadium has been the home ground for Wisła Kraków as well as the venue for several matches of the Polish national team.

• Common names: Stadion przy Reymonta, R22
• Architect: Wojciech Obtułowicz 
• Capacity: 33,130
• Field dimensions: 105 x 72m
• Construction period: 2004-2011
• Lighting: 2000 lux