Pod Vinicí, Football stadium in Zelené Předměstí, Pardubice, Czech Republic
Pod Vinicí is a football stadium in Pardubice built in 1934 on land of the Rainberg company. Its main pitch is surrounded by stands whose interiors were renovated and fitted with individual seats in 2012; the ground holds 3,000 seated spectators and is owned by TJ Tesla Pardubice.
The stadium opened in 1934 and marked the start of its role as a sports ground in Pardubice. Over the decades it became an established training venue for local football teams.
The ground has long been connected to FK Pardubice and serves as a training home for youth teams in the region. You can see young players working on their skills here regularly.
The ground is accessible on training days, with spectators welcome to watch local teams at work. Visitors should check with local clubs about specific training times, as these vary by season.
During the stadium's opening, a local pilot flew his aircraft over the pitch and delivered the first match ball from the air. This unusual event marked a special moment in the ground's early history.
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