Stadion Wankdorf (Stade de Suisse)

The Wankdorf Stadium is also called Stade de Suisse. It takes its name from the Wankdorf district where it is located. It is also a shopping complex and conference centre.

The old stadium built in 1925 was demolished in 2001 to make way for the current stadium inaugurated in 2005.
Wankdorf Stadium hosted group matches at Euro 2008.

It features an artificial pitch that allows it to host events and concerts. This pitch is covered as needed by natural grass which is then removed (for Euro 2008 for example).
Its roof is equipped with the world's largest integrated solar power plant

It has been home to BSC Young Boys since 2005.

Wankdorf Stadium hosted 4 matches of the UEFA Women's Euro 2025.

How to buy tickets for a BSC Young Boys match at Wankdorf Stadion in Bern?

🎟️ Tickets for BSC Young Boys matches in Bern can be found on the club's online ticketing platform (direct link on "official ticketing" below).

✅ Tickets are easily accessible, there is generally no difficulty getting them.

📆 Tickets are usually put on sale several weeks before matches, with sales reserved for members for a short period.

ℹ️ Information regarding sale dates and terms is provided on a dedicated page (by clicking here).

🪪 It is possible to become a member for 50 CHF, which gives access to exclusive benefits and in particular early access to ticketing. Information on the "YB Membership (Mitgliederkarte)" is here.

What are the big BSC Young Boys matches in Bern (derbies, friendlies)?

⚔️ BSC Young Boys' biggest local rival is FC Thun.

There is also a sporting rivalry with FC Basel.

How to get to Wankdorf Stadion in Bern by public transport?

🚅 Direct S-Bahn trains from Bern railway station connect to the stadium in about 10 minutes. You need to go to the "Bern Wankdorf" station

You can also use 🚍 Bus 40 or 🚈 Tram 9

🆓 City public transport is free with a match ticket, from 3 hours before to 3 hours after the match.

Wankdorf Stadion is 10 minutes from the city centre by public transport 

🎟️ Stadium Tour / Museum

🛜 Public WIFI at the stadium

🛅 There are a few lockers/storage facilities in front of the stadium

How to find cheaper accommodation in Bern on match day evening?

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

💡 Our tip for cheaper accommodation!

Swiss cities are very close to each other, so you can easily search for a nearby city that is served late enough in the evening to get back there after the match.

Follow these 3 steps:

1) Open a map and search for cities near your destination.

2) Visit the SBB website (Swiss railway company) to see if trains take you to this city at the right times after the match.

3) Book your hotel at a cheaper price than in the match city!

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

Another option 🛏️ book your accommodation near Wankdorf Stadion in just a few clicks thanks to our partner Booking.com, the reference for online hotel booking. By using this affiliate link, you also support Stadium Traveller at no extra cost to you.

How to travel to Bern?

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

👀 What to see / What to do in Bern?

⚓ The Aar river runs through the city and offers very pleasant walks 👟.

Bern's old town 🏰 is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

🐾 XXL curiosity: the bear pit.

The city has many museums including one dedicated to Albert Einstein.

💳 The 6 km of arcades in the city will delight shopping enthusiasts.

🔭 The rose garden located on the heights offers a stunning view of the old town and the Aar