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Holbæk Sportsby Stadium
Holbæk Sportsby Stadium
Home club: Holbæk Bold- & Idrætsforening (Holbæk B&I)
Division: 3rd Division
Capacity: Approximately 10,000 spectators (of which approx. 300 are seats)
History: The club was founded in 1931 and has spent several periods in the top tiers of Danish football. The old Holbæk Stadium has hosted major matches over the years, especially during the club's heyday in the 1970s, when the team came close to winning the Danish championship in 1975.
Atmosphere: Home matches are now played at this new, modern stadium in the sports city. It is located a bit far from everything and lacks a bit of charm, but the facilities are certainly top-notch compared to many other stadiums at this level.
Address: Holbæk Stadium, Borgmestergårdsvej 11, 4300 Holbæk
Club website: holbaekbi.dk
Buy match tickets: Events by Holbæk B&I | eventbilletten.dk
(photo: club archive photo)
THE STADIUM EXPERIENCE
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Facilities
Holbæk Stadium is part of Holbæk Sportsby, the city's epicenter for sports and exercise. The stadium has 300 covered seats, so you can enjoy the match without worrying about the Danish weather – at least most of the time. From the stand, there is direct access to the small VIP lounge, where you can feel like a true football boss while enjoying the view of the pitch.
Under the stand, you will find modern changing facilities and a player tunnel. The pitch is surrounded by a beautiful green grass mat that meets FIFA Pro standards - excellent for a mid-table division team.
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The surroundings
Holbæk Stadium is located a bit far from everything, but in scenic surroundings, where you can take a relaxing walk before or after the match. Sportsbyen offers everything from a swimming center and racket center to a café and multi-purpose hall. It is a mecca for sports enthusiasts, and there is always something to do, whether you are into football, tennis, or a good cup of coffee.
Catering
No football match without a good bite to eat and something to drink. At Holbæk Stadium, you can enjoy everything from classic stadium sausages to more sophisticated dishes in the café. And let's not forget the cold beer, which always tastes a little better when enjoyed to the roar of football.
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Conclusion
An experience that combines modern facilities with a cozy atmosphere. Get going, bring your friends along for a match in the heart of North-West Zealand.