Generali Arena

Located in the Letná district, less than 2 kilometres from Prague's historic centre, Stadion Letná (known as epet Arena for sponsorship reasons) is the home ground of Sparta Prague. The Czech club has played there since 1917.

Directly adjacent to Stromovka park and served by tram at the Sparta stop, the ground is centrally positioned and easy to reach for both home supporters and visiting fans.

With a capacity of around 18,887 seats, the stadium meets UEFA standards. The pitch measures 105 × 68 m and has been fitted with undersoil heating since 2001.

The ground has been through several phases of redevelopment over its history: a first wooden stand in 1921, a concrete main stand built in 1936, a full overhaul between 1967 and 1969 that raised capacity to 35,880, and a comprehensive renovation in 1994 that brought it to its current all-seater configuration in line with international standards.

It has also carried several commercial names, Toyota, AXA, Generali, before becoming epet Arena in 2022.

Each season, it hosts the derby against Slavia Prague, a fixture known as the Prague Derby. Alongside Sparta's home league matches, the stadium regularly stages games for the Czech national team.

Guided tours of epet Arena run several times a week, generally during the day, with slots available in English and Czech. They cover the behind-the-scenes areas: the press room, dressing rooms, players' tunnel, and pitchside. Visitors can also explore the media area and sit in the coach's seat or a journalist's position. Tours are led by experienced guides and end with a stop at the official club shop, where visitors receive a small souvenir.