Hungary: Varosi Stadion
Városi Stadion, the biggest mystery in my photo archive. As my Hungarian language skills are a bit rusty lately, the history of this ground…
Lost Grounds
Georgia: Poladi Stadium
FC Rustavi plays their home games at some artificial ground of the Georgian Football Academy nowadays. A modern ground at a boring piece of…
Slovenia: Bežigrad Stadium
The Bežigrad Stadium, or also called Centralni Stadium, is the former home ground of NK Olimpija Ljubljana. It was opened in 1935 and closed…
Netherlands: Wageningse Berg
It’s a bit surreal. The beautiful green and mowed pitch next to the decayed main stand. Despite the fact that there is road next…
Bulgaria: Rakovski Stadium
Sofia is one of the football capitals of Europe. Four clubs are playing in the highest division. Two more in the second division. Both…
Czech Republic: Za “Luzanky” Lužánkami
She has a sinister look as dusk falls. Dark thunder clowds give the imposing structure an obscure character. Despite Mother Nature is taking over,…
Slovakia – FK Reamos Kysucký Lieskovec
This small ground can be found in the north of Slovakia near Zilina. It belongs to former club FK Reamos Kysucký Lieskovec. Established in…
Germany – Rudolf-Kalweit-Stadion
To be honest, the Rudolf-Kalweit-Stadion is not actually a lost ground. The stadium is still in use by Arminia Hannover. Fact is that parts…
Germany – Stadion am Herman-Löns-Weg
Stadion am Herman-Löns-Weg is an abandoned stadium in Solingen, Germany. Opened in 1929, several renovations and expansions later it makes it to the stadium…
Germany – Jahnstadion (Marl)
The Jahnstadion in Marl is probably a hidden treasure for groundhoppers, despite the fact that it has some unique details regarding German football history….