NP3 Arena

NP3 Arena is a football stadium in Sundsvall with a FIFA-certified artificial grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 meters. The field has an integrated irrigation system, and the venue holds around 8,500 spectators with 8,000 seats, including 5,000 covered positions in the northern and southern sections.

The stadium opened on August 6, 1903, establishing itself as a sporting hub for the region. Over time, it has served as a central venue for football competitions in the Sundsvall area.

The stadium serves as the home ground for local football clubs GIF Sundsvall and Sundsvalls DFF, drawing fans who gather to support their teams. These clubs are central to the region's sporting identity and create a sense of community among supporters.

The stadium offers both open and covered seating areas, with the northern and southern sections providing protected viewing positions. Visitors should check event schedules, as the venue hosts matches at different times throughout the year.

An oak tree planted in 1936 stands in the northwest corner, commemorating Rudolf Svedberg's wrestling gold medal at the Berlin Olympic Games. This tree serves as a quiet memorial to a local Olympic achievement.

Location: Sundsvall Municipality

Inception: August 6, 1903

Official opening: August 6, 1903

Capacity: 8500

GPS coordinates: 62.39417,17.30111

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:03