Brno

PRELIMINARY ROUND

Brno, the heart of the South Moravian region, seamlessly blends history with modern innovation. With its rich cultural heritage, stunning landmarks like Špilberk Castle and St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, and a thriving creative and tech scene, the city attracts young people and visitors alike. Beyond its architectural beauty and dynamic atmosphere, Brno is also a hub for sports.

Hosting major events like the European Baseball Championship, the EuroHockey Tour, and past championships in volleyball, floorball, and mountain biking, the city embraces an active and competitive spirit. This unique mix of history, culture, and sports makes Brno a stylish, energetic, and welcoming destination for all

Arena Brno

Capacity: 13,300

About the arena: Scheduled to open six months before the Women’s EHF EURO 2026, the brand-new Arena Brno will be the city’s largest and most modern venue for sports, cultural, and congress events. Located within the BVV complex, the multifunctional hall will have a capacity of up to 13,300 seats and 1,300 parking spaces. As one of the city’s largest strategic projects, construction began in 2023. The arena spans 151m x 108m, with a height of 29.5m and a built-up area of 16,470 square metres. The design includes an underground level with athlete facilities, parking, and technical spaces. At the same time, the six above-ground floors will feature spectator zones, a club seat area, and exclusive skyboxes, ensuring a top-tier experience for visitors.

Matches of EHF EURO 2024: Group D in the preliminary round