Legia Warsaw Stadium Tour: What the 75-Minute Visit Covers
The essentials: The Legia Warszawa stadium tour lasts about 75 minutes and takes visitors through the players' dressing rooms, the pitch, the substitutes' benches, the press conference room, the business zone and the Legia Museum. Tour dates and tickets are at bilety.legia.com; organised groups book via wycieczki@legia.pl.
Photo: Przemek Pietrak, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0). The Legia Warszawa Municipal Stadium.
On Lazienkowska Street, in the heart of Srodmiescie, stands the Legia Warszawa Municipal Stadium, named after Marshal Jozef Pilsudski - home of the club the official site calls the most decorated in Poland. The stadium opens to visitors on guided tours.
The route
The tour lasts about 75 minutes and covers the tribunes, business zone, press conference room, substitutes' benches, players' dressing rooms and the pitch, as well as the Legia Museum.
Tickets and access
Tour dates and tickets are at bilety.legia.com. Visitors with a disability certificate buy reduced-price tickets that also cover a carer, and the club says tours are accessible to wheelchair users. Organised groups - schools, companies, associations - book through wycieczki@legia.pl.
Dates can change around match schedules, so check the ticketing page before visiting.
FAQ
How long is the Legia stadium tour?
About 75 minutes, according to the club's official site.
What do you see on the Legia stadium tour?
The tribunes, business zone, press conference room, substitutes' benches, players' dressing rooms, the pitch and the Legia Museum.
Are Legia stadium tours accessible?
Yes - the club says tours are available to visitors with disabilities, including wheelchair users, and a disability certificate entitles the holder and a carer to reduced-price tickets.
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