Partizan Stadium
Belgrade, Serbia
About this place
History of the stadium
Rajko Mitić Stadium was inaugurated in 1963 and quickly became the main home of Red Star Belgrade. It has hosted domestic league matches, European competitions and international fixtures for decades. The stadium witnessed some of the club’s greatest achievements and remains a symbol of Serbian football heritage.
Architecture and design
The stadium features a large oval bowl design with continuous tiers of seating surrounding the pitch. Built as a football-specific venue, it emphasizes capacity and visibility. The steep stands contribute to strong acoustics and a commanding presence over the field.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Matchdays at Rajko Mitić Stadium are famous for their intimidating and electrifying atmosphere. Supporters of Red Star Belgrade create massive choreographies, constant chanting and intense pressure on visiting teams. The stadium is widely regarded as one of the most hostile away venues in European football.
Location and accessibility
The stadium is located in the Savski Venac area of Belgrade, south of the city center. It is accessible by public transport and major road routes, with matchday traffic management in place due to its size and importance.
Origin of the stadium name
The stadium is named after Rajko Mitić, a legendary former player and captain of Red Star Belgrade. The name honors his contribution to the club and Serbian football history.
