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Franz Horr Stadium. / 48.16222°N 16.38667°E / 48.16222; 16.38667. The Franz Horr Stadium, formally known as Generali Arena for sponsorship reasons and Viola Park for international matches, is an association football stadium in the south of Vienna, Austria. It has been the home ground of FK Austria Wien since 1973.
- 17,500 (domestic matches), 15,000 (international and European matches)
- 30 August 1925
- Generali Arena, Viola Park (UEFA matches)
- History and Description
- How to Get to The Generali Arena
- Eat, Drink, and Sleep Near The Generali Arena
- Austria Wien Tickets
- Relevant Internet Links
Austria Wien did not have a permanent home until the 1960s, moving instead between different grounds and using the large Praterstadionfor their important matches. In 1967, however, the club changed policy and started looking for a proper home. They tested various grounds, and in 1973 ended up at a ground that had previously been used by a side of C...
The Generali Arena is located in the south of Vienna at approximately 5.5 kilometres from Vienna’s historic centre and 4 kilometres from the Belvedere palace. If arriving by public transport, take metro(U-Bahn) U1 to Altes Landgut, which lies right next to the stadium. Metro U1 can be caught right in Vienna’s historic centre at the Stephansplatz or...
The Generali Arena is located in an area which is a mix of houses, apartment flats, office buildings, parks, and other sports facilities. You will be able to find the odd café or fast food outlet close to the stadium, but the options pale in comparison of what can be found in Vienna’s centre. The are no hotels in the immediate vicinity of the Gener...
Tickets for Austria Wien games can be bought online, or in person at the fan shop at the Generali Arena. Tickets can also be purchased at the ticket windows of the stadium on the day of the match. Expect to pay between €16.00 and €35.00 for a regular match and a little more for a high-profile match.
Fk-austria.at – Official website of FK Austria Wien. Wien.info – Online travel guide for Vienna. Wienerlinien.at– Vienna public transport information. Photo credits: Ailura
Jul 17, 2021 · By Football Tripper. Last Updated: July 17, 2021. Share Stadium Guide. Franz-Horr-Stadion currently known as Generali Arena for sponsorship reasons, is a 13,400 capacity stadium located south of Vienna in Austria. Home to local side FK Austria Wien since 1973, the most recent renovation came in 2008 when the East Stand was rebuilt.
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- 17,500
- Horrplatz 1, Vienna, 1100
- 1925
- Who plays at Generali Arena?Austrian side Austria Vienna play their home matches at Generali Arena.
- What is the capacity of Generali Arena?As of 2024 Generali Arena has an official seating capacity of 17,500 for Football matches.
- When was Generali Arena opened?Generali Arena officially opened in 1925 and is home to Austria Vienna
- What is the postcode for Generali Arena?The postcode for Generali Arena is 1100.
- Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Generali Arena in 2024. Please visit the official website of Austria Vienna for full information...
Mar 2, 2024 · (The stadium makes it clear who plays here) League: Bundesliga Typical attendance: Averaging over 17,000 (at the time of writing). The best-supported club in the country and one of the traditional big four alongside city rivals, Austria Wien (see below), as well as Sturm Graz and Red Bull Salzburg.
Dec 14, 2021 · The stadium: Austria Vienna have had something of a nomadic existence, having played home league games at 19 different venues. After starting out at WAC-Platz – then the Austrian national stadium – the Violets moved to the Ober St. Veiter Stadion in Vienna’s 13 th district of Hietzing in 1914. They remained there until 1931, at which ...
Aug 13, 2021 · Ernst-Happel-Stadion - Austria National Team Stadium Guide. Ernst-Happel-Stadion sometimes known by its previous names of both Praterstadion and Wiener Stadion, is a football stadium located in Austria’s capital city of Vienna. First opened in 1931, it is the largest football ground in the country and was used for seven games in Euro 2008 ...
Jun 7, 2021 · Capacity: 54,000. Expected attendance: 13,000. Euro 2020 fixtures: Austria v North Macedonia, 13 June. Ukraine v North Macedonia, 17 June. Ukraine v Austria, 21 June. Round of 16, 28 June. Built ...
