Štadión Pasienky

Pasienky is Bratislava's oldest surviving football venue. That changed when Slovan moved in during 2009, using the ground while their own home was rebuilt. The tenancy history reads like a shuffle of the capital's clubs: Petržalka 1898 also passed through for a couple of seasons, and Slovan's reserve side still plays there now.

The pitch itself has swung back and forth on surface. A spell of artificial turf gave way to natural grass again after the 2010 reconstruction, when the ground was trimmed down from a much larger standing-room capacity to just under twelve thousand seats. A running track still rings the field, a reminder that Pasienky was built as much for athletics as for football.

The national team used it as a stopgap home in the early 2010s, fitting in nine matches, and the stadium also hosted four games at the 2000 European Under-21 Championship. There is no official sponsor name attached to it, though locals often just call it the Inter stadium. No club website markets it directly either — anyone looking for details has to go through the tenants' own pages rather than the ground itself.