Brøndby Stadion (Brondby)

Brondby Stadion is the 2nd largest stadium in Denmark. It could only be built after the merger of the city's two clubs in 1964. The first stand was constructed in 1979 when the club was promoted to the Danish 2nd division.

Nicknames: Vilfort Park, Hjalte Park

Brondby Stadion is home to Denmark's 3rd most decorated club and boasts highly passionate supporters. This stadium is renowned for its intense atmosphere. There are frequent disturbances in the stands. The most active supporters occupy the South stand.

Stand names at Brondby Stadion:
- Sydsiden (South)
- GSV-tribunen (East)
- J. Jensen-tribunen (North)
- Carlsberg-tribunen (West)

🚈 The stadium is accessible from several S-train stations, the closest stations being Glostrup and Brondbyoster, on the green B line to Farum.

🚍 Bus lines 22, 166, 13 and 500S

🅿️ The stadium has a free car park with 2,500 spaces. A further 1,000 parking spaces are available south of the Holbaek motorway and 700 north of Brondby Radhus.

How to travel to Brondby?

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