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Key facts<\/h3>\n

Club: FC Slovan Liberec | Opening: 1933 | Capacity: 9,900 seats<\/p>\n

History and description<\/h3>\n

Stadion U Nisy got built in 1933 after the council granted a piece of land to Slavia Liberec, one of the predecessors of Slovan Liberec.<\/p>\n

The stadium got extensively redeveloped in the mid 1970s. In those years, Slovan frequently moved from U Nisy to Stadion Mestsky when either works were performed or the pitch at U Nisy was unplayable.<\/p>\n

In the early 1990s, Stadion U Nisy could hold just over 5,000 spectators of which only 500 seated, which proved to be a problem when Slovan promoted to the top league in 1993. An exemption was given for one year before the club began the construction of a new main stand with 2,000 seats.<\/p>\n

Further works were performed in the late 1990s when new seater stands were built behind the goal, and in 2001 when a new North Stand was built, connecting the two stands behind the goal. The stands behind the goals were initially built without roofs, which got added in 2004.<\/p>\n

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How to get to Stadion U Nisy<\/h3>\n

Stadion U Nisy is located in the north of Liberec at about a kilometre from the historic city. The walk takes a little over 10 minutes.<\/p>\n

Liberec’s railway station lies a little further away, south-west of the historic centre, at 2 kilometres from the stadium. Walking from the station to the stadium takes just under half an hour.<\/p>\n

Bus<\/a> 12, 13, 24, and 26 all connect Liberec’s city centre to the stadium. None depart from the station though, but it’s a short walk to stop Kosicka just south of the centre or Fugnerova in the centre.<\/p>\n

There are no direct trains<\/a> from Prague to Liberec. Typically, one change is required at Turnov with the quickest journey taking 2.5 hours.<\/p>\n

Address:\u00a0Na Hradb\u00e1ch 1300, 460 01 Liberec 1<\/p>\n