Fotbalové hřiště FK Slavoj Český Krumlov

The pitch belongs to FK Slavoj Český Krumlov, tucked into the Latrán quarter on the right bank of the Vltava. Two hundred spectators is the whole of it, standing room around a natural grass surface.

The club's history runs longer than the stadium's paperwork does. It started out in 1932 as SK Český Krumlov, folded into the Sokol movement at the end of 1948, and by 1952 had taken the name Slavoj, which it still carries. The pitch itself has stayed under the club's own hand throughout, while the changing rooms belong to the town.

No record survives of when the ground itself was laid out, and none of the record books mention a capacity crowd worth naming. That absence is not an oversight so much as a fact about what the ground is for: local league football, nothing staged for outsiders. Fotbalové hřiště FK Slavoj Český Krumlov has kept its plain name throughout, no sponsor ever attached to it.