Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium Stadium

Address: Stadion Asim Ferhatović Hase (Koševo), Koševo neighborhood, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hours: Varies by event

Admission: Varies by event - tickets sold per match/concert

Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium is the main football stadium in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, named after the celebrated local player Asim Ferhatović Hase. It is the home ground for FK Sarajevo and is the largest stadium in the city.

The venue stages domestic and international football matches and occasionally concerts and large public events, with a capacity of approximately 34,000. It was a principal stadium used during the 1984 Winter Olympics for ceremonies and major events.

The stadium was originally built in the mid-20th century and has been renovated several times, including upgrades tied to the 1984 Winter Olympics and later maintenance works. It is located in the Koševo area of Sarajevo within a large sports and park complex.

Geographically the stadium sits near the center of Sarajevo in the Koševo neighborhood, served by city roads and public transport links.

• Capacity and tenant: Seating capacity is around 34,000 spectators and the venue is the principal home ground for FK Sarajevo.
• Olympic use and name: Hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1984 Winter Olympics held in Sarajevo, and is named for local footballer Asim Ferhatović Hase.

Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium (Koševo) sits in the Koševo neighborhood of Sarajevo within the city’s Olympic sports complex. From Sarajevo’s central area you can reach the stadium by a short taxi or bus ride; local city buses serve Koševo and match-day shuttle services are usually available.

Driving from central Sarajevo is a short trip (few minutes); parking and access arrangements can change on event days, so taking a taxi or local bus is often the most practical option.

• If you want to experience the matchday atmosphere, arrive well before kick‑off to join local fans in the surrounding terraces and streets; for a quieter visit, go on a non‑match day when guided tours or a walk around the Olympic complex are possible.
• Buy tickets through the club's official channels to avoid scalpers and confirm opening times around fixtures-stadium facilities and access points are busiest near match start and close quickly afterwards.
• Take time to walk the slopes and viewpoints above Koševo stadium for a broader panorama of Sarajevo; many visitors focus only on the bowl and miss the city views from the surrounding hills.