Stade de Genève

Stade de Genève hosts Servette FC's matches. Stade de Genève is a stadium known for its direct view of the Alps in the background behind the ground.

🥉 Stade de Genève is the 3rd largest stadium in Switzerland, after the St Jakob Park in Bâle and the Wankdorf Stadion in Bern.

Stade de Genève hosted 3 group matches at EURO 2008.

It hosted matches at the UEFA Women's Euro 2025.

 

Discover on this page all the practical information about Stade de Genève and Servette FC.

How to buy tickets for Servette FC matches at Stade de Genève ?

🎟️ Ticketing for Servette FC matches at Stade de Genève is available online.

There are no difficulties in finding tickets through online ticketing. There are no restrictions or membership system.

 

 

Stade de Genève is accessible by various buses, trams and trains.

How to get to Stade de Genève by public transport ?

🚌 Many buses and trams serve Stade de Genève.

Note that the "Stade de Genève" stop is not served on match days, as the roads in front of the stadium become pedestrian-only.

Tickets can be purchased from the machines at the various stops, or via the "TPG" app (Geneva public transport).

All information about Geneva's public transport can be found on this link.

 

How to get to Stade de Genève by train ?

🚆 The "Léman Express" train serves the stadium via 2 different stations: "Lancy-Pont-Rouge" and "Lancy-Bachet". It comes from several towns in the region such as Annecy, Lausanne, Evian-Les-Bains...

All information can be found on this site. You can buy Léman Express tickets through SNCF or SBB (Swiss railway company).

 

To find transport that takes you to the stadium, see the map above created by the club.

 

How to get to Stade de Genève by two wheels (motorcycle, bike...)  ?

🏍️ A motorcycle / 2-wheeler car park is available in front of the stadium on the Route des Jeunes.

🚲 A bike car park is available in front of the stadium on the Route des Jeunes.

🛅 The left luggage mentioned in "Practical info" allows you to leave your helmet.

What are the stands at Stade de Genève ?

The kop (stand for active supporters and ultras) is located in the North bend.

The presidential stand and players' bench are located in the Main Stand (West).

The East stand is a family-friendly stand, with a fan zone ideal for children.

The away section is located in the South-West stand.

 

What can you eat and drink at Stade de Genève ?

🌭 At Stade de Genève there are different catering options: sausages, hot dogs, chips, crisps, chocolate, pretzels...

🥤 In terms of drinks, water, traditional soft drinks, Red Bull, wine, mulled wine and draught beer are available.

Drink cups are returnable.

💳 Contactless payment is available.

 

In the fan zone of the East stand there are food trucks to eat (burgers), games for children (giant table football, inflatable games, balloons) and a DJ.

 

What can you do or eat around Stade de Genève ?

In front of Stade de Genève there is a Shopping Centre with many shops. For a pre or post-match there are activities and catering options. You'll find some fast food chains like McDonald's or KFC. In terms of activities there is a cinema as well as an entertainment centre with bowling, billiards, table football, darts...

 

Is there a left luggage service at Stade de Genève ?

🛅 Yes there is a left luggage service available on match days at the North entrance of Stade de Genève.

 

Is there a Servette FC shop at Stade de Genève ?

🛍️ Yes, a Servette FC shop is located in front of Stade de Genève at the North stand level (shop outside the stadium).

There are also Servette FC shop stands in each stand at Stade de Genève.

 

Can you visit Stade de Genève ?

🏟️ Yes, exclusive tours are organised on match days (in limited quantities). The package includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the stadium before the match, with or without a match ticket. The "Experience tour" packages can be found here.

 

How to find cheaper accommodation in Geneva on match night?

🛏️ Switzerland is a country where hotels can get expensive quickly, especially on match nights.
You can find all available hotels here on Hotel.com (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller).

💡 Our tip for cheaper accommodation!

Swiss towns are very close together, so you can easily look for a town near your destination that is served late enough in the evening for you to return after the match.

Follow these 3 steps:

1) Open a map and look for towns close to your destination.

2) Go to the SBB website (Swiss railway company) to see if trains take you to that town at the right times after the match.

3) Book your hotel cheaper than in the match town!

You can find a large selection of hotels at the best price here on Hotel.com (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller).

 

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How to travel to Geneva?

🚌 Long-distance buses are a convenient and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller)

👀 What to see / What to do in Geneva ?

The city of Geneva borders Lake Léman. It is home to the European headquarters of the United Nations.
It is surrounded by mountains with an impressive panorama.

There are very varied curiosities to discover in Geneva.

🏰 The old town, its narrow streets, Place du Bourg-de-Four, Maison Tavel,
St Peter's Cathedral and the 360° viewpoint that rewards the brave who have tackled the 157 steps of its towers.

The view of the lake and its jet d'eau ⛲,

💮 Get plenty of greenery at Parc des Bastions,

The Carouge district a few minutes from the city centre, with its very special atmosphere created by its mix of squares, shops, workshops, cafés etc...

🔭 Outside, Mont Salève offers a view over the Canton.