Stade de la Paix

Stade de la Paix is a football stadium in Bouaké with an athletics track surrounded by covered stands whose seats are painted in the colors of the Ivorian flag. The facility features a main western stand with VIP boxes, multiple parking zones, and modern amenities that meet international sporting standards.

The stadium was built in 1984 for the African Cup of Nations, establishing itself as a key sports venue in the country. A major renovation in 2023 expanded its capacity and modernized its infrastructure for future competitions.

The venue carries the name 'Peace Stadium' linked to a reconciliation ceremony that marked the end of the country's political crisis in 2007. This name shapes how locals view this place as a symbol of unity and togetherness.

Access to the stadium is straightforward with ample parking available at multiple points around the venue. It is wise to arrive early to secure a good parking spot and explore the surroundings before events begin.

The stadium serves as home ground for three local football clubs - ASC Bouaké, Alliance Bouaké, and Bouaké Football Club - that regularly play their matches here. This shared use makes it a hub for local soccer and reflects the city's strong passion for the sport.

Location: Bouaké

Inception: 1984

Official opening: 1984

Capacity: 25000

GPS coordinates: 7.68278,-5.04472

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27