Municipal Stadium of Marshal Jozef Pilsudski

The main stand is the anchor of the ground. That single stretch of seating, protected by a membrane roof that offers full coverage, carries the original 1930 facade while housing modern tiers behind it. The rest of the arena is newer, built to satisfy UEFA regulations between 2008 and 2011.

The pitch is a rectangle of green. It carries a heating system beneath the natural grass, allowing play to continue when the Warsaw winter turns hard. The surface was fitted with new rolls in January 2026 to keep it in condition.

The stands are arranged around the field. The northern end holds the 'Żyleta' section, a standing area reinstated after the reconstruction. It is the only standing section in the stadium. The capacity is 31,800.

Legia Warszawa play here. They have won three Polish Cup finals on this pitch, most recently against Wisła Kraków in 2002.

The main entrance is on ul. Łazienkowska.

The attendance record for the current configuration was set in 2013 against Śląsk Wrocław. The figure was 30,787. The record for the original stand was higher, 40,000, set in 1956 against Slovan Bratislava. The pitch still sees matches.