Stadion Rudolf Illovszky, Football stadium in Angyalföld district, Budapest, Hungary.

Stadion Rudolf Illovszky is a football stadium with 5,054 seats and a natural grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 meters for professional matches. The modern facility includes nine food stands, twelve ticket offices, and multiple restroom facilities.

This venue opened as a new facility in 2019, replacing the previous ground after construction that started in 2017. The final match at the old location was played against Videoton FC before the move.

The club is named after Rudolf Illovszky, a former Vasas player, coach and official; it took his name on 21 February 2002. The ground has been Vasas property since 2004, and the team has played here since 1961, before which matches were held at the Építők-pálya.

The stadium is conveniently accessible via the Forgách utca metro station, making it easy to reach for visitors. Adequate facilities including restrooms and food options are distributed throughout the venue to enhance your experience.

The record attendance of 30,000 was set on 28 May 1972 at a 0–0 league match between Vasas and Diósgyőr in the old ground. The stadium has carried Rudolf Illovszky's name since 21 February 2002; he was a former Vasas international player, coach and official. The national team played four matches here.