Stadion Miejski im. Henryka Reymana

The original structure opened in May 1953, built on the site of a former speedway track. The project, designed by architect Wojciech Obtułowicz, cost approximately 445 million Polish złoty. It transformed the venue from an oval track-and-field stadium into a modern, all-seater football arena to meet UEFA Category 4 criteria for Euro 2012.

The current capacity is 33,326 spectators. The structure features a fully roofed design with an automatic snow melting system and transparent material to allow sunlight. It includes a media pavilion, a presidential box, and 33 skyboxes. The playing surface is natural grass. The stadium has hosted 13 official matches for the Poland national football team and the Rugby Sevens tournaments during the European Games 2023.

Notable events include the all-time attendance record of 45,000 spectators set on September 29, 1976, during a UEFA Cup match between Wisła Kraków and Celtic Glasgow. The venue has also hosted Shakhtar Donetsk as a home ground. In 2011, the reconstruction received the satirical "Archi-Szop" award for the worst architectural project in Kraków. The venue was renamed Synerise Arena Kraków on January 17, 2026.