Stadion FK Admira Praha

Admira's ground does not stand out for size or silverware. Work began in 1958, when supporters of the side then known as TJ Dynamo-vozovna Praha put in more than 300,000 hours of volunteer labour under former chairman Ladislav Urban, laying out the pitch on Na Pecích in the Kobylisy district. The ground opened on 21 June 1964, and the first match on the new turf brought a 9:3 win over Austria's ESV Mürzzuschlag.

The stadium once held up to 10,000 people, and a new stand went up in 1975 to serve that scale of crowd. That capacity has shrunk steadily since — down to 4,000 by some later counts, and to 2,000 today, of which 700 are seated.

Alongside the main natural-grass pitch sits a second, artificial-turf field. In August 2019 it hosted a Czech reserve-league fixture between Admira and Slavia Prague's reserves, and in 2023 it took matches from the CEE Cup youth tournament alongside Slavia. The ground still goes by its old name among locals — Stadion Na Pecích, after the street it sits on — with "Stadion FK Admira Praha" used mainly as a descriptive label rather than a formal one.