Arena Lviv Stadium

Arena Lviv is a multi-purpose stadium in the city of Lviv in western Ukraine, completed and opened in 2011. The venue was developed as part of regional upgrades associated with UEFA Euro 2012.

A modern stadium bowl with seating, hospitality suites and media facilities used mainly for football matches and large events, the venue accommodates tens of thousands of spectators for domestic and international fixtures. The stadium’s infrastructure includes spectator circulation, floodlighting and media spaces suitable for televised sports and concerts.

Designed to meet UEFA standards in place at the time of construction, the arena has been used by local clubs for league matches and by the national team for selected fixtures. Its location within Lviv provides access by city transport and regional road links.

Built and opened in 2011 to serve as one of the Ukrainian host venues for UEFA Euro 2012, the stadium formed part of a programme of new and upgraded sports facilities in the country. Since opening it has been used for sport and cultural events.

The stadium is located in the city of Lviv in Lviv Oblast, western Ukraine, and is accessible from the city centre by local roads and public transport.

• Capacity and opening: Seating capacity approximately 35,000 and opened in 2011 as part of Lviv’s sports infrastructure improvements for UEFA Euro 2012.
• Primary uses: Used primarily for football matches and concerts, the stadium has hosted domestic club fixtures and international matches since opening.

• Buy match or concert tickets in advance for popular events; Arena Lviv draws large crowds and events can sell out well before game day.
• Check your ticket for the assigned gate/entrance and arrive 30-45 minutes before kickoff or the event start to pass security and find your seat without rushing.
• Use public transport, taxis, or walk if possible on event days: street closures and limited parking around the stadium are common during matches and concerts.