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Huvepharma Arena is a multi-purpose stadium in Razgrad, Bulgaria, and the home ground of Ludogorets Razgrad. It has a capacity of 10,423 seats and has hosted Bulgaria national football team and European club matches.
Learn about the history, location, and tickets of Huvepharma Arena, also known as Ludogorets Arena, the home of Bulgarian football club PFC Ludogorets. The stadium has a capacity of 10,471 seats and was built in the 1950s and upgraded in the 2010s.
Prices by sector are as follows: Family tickets are not valid for the Central Stand and Sector V, Block 3 and 4. Family ticket offers will not only apply to high-risk matches, where strict security measures will be in place. The club will promptly inform visitors about the access regime.
- Ludogorets Arena Seating Plan and Where to Sit
- PFC Ludogorets Razgrad Ticket Prices
- Getting to Ludogorets Arena
- Ludogorets Arena Hotels
- Pubs and Bars Near Ludogorets Arena
- Facilities
- Hospitality
- Stadium Tours & Museum
- About PFC Ludogorets Razgrad
- Ludogorets Arena History
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There are 650 seats in the Central Tribune with 2308 in Sector B, 1631 in Sector A/A1, 2266 in Sector G, and 3616 in Sector V. This has already grown since the stadium first opened but it remains a small, intimate affair that follows the ‘English Style’ in its design. That means that there are stands on each side of the pitch, rather than a bowl of...
Tickets for Ludogorets matches are actually very cheap indeed. A single Bulgarian Lev is worth just shy of 50p, so when you read the prices you can pretty much halve them when exchanging them into pounds. A seat in the Central Tribune will cost around 15 Lev (around £6.40), Sectors A and B will cost about 10 Lev each (about £4.20) and Sector V will...
Bulgaria is becoming a more and more popular tourist destination with each passing year. That doesn’t mean that it’s easy to get to, of course, but your options are constantly increasing. Here are some of the better ones: Train– It would take you about two days to get from London St. Pancras to Razgrad. Should you choose to take the train you’ll st...
Razgrad is still something of an emerging city, so most of the hotels tend to be B&Bs that we’re reluctant to recommend at this point. Instead we’ll offer a couple of locations near to the airports you’ll almost certainly end up flying into: If you’d like to see hotels much closer to the stadium click the “more hotels” link at the bottom.
Bulgaria is getting known more and more for its excellent bar scene and the chance to enjoy a drink or two. Here are some nice places to head to for a pre-match pint if you find yourself in Razgrad:
Ludogorets Arena isn’t one of the world’s most spectacular and impressive stadiums, but it’s one of the newest in Bulgaria. Consequently it is clean and tidy and you’ll find all of the things you’d expect from a top-tier ground including plenty of places to buy food and drinks. There are also comfortable seats and good views from most places in the...
There is a large VIP section in between Sectors A and A1. The full details of the hospitality experiences on offer from the club change depending on the opposition and the competition that the team is taking part in. For more specific information it’s worth getting in touch with the club.
At the time of writing it is not possible to do a tour of the Ludogorets Arena. Obviously it’s more than possible for that to change, so check back here periodically and we’ll let you know if anything’s different.
Professional football club Ludogorets Razgrad was only formed in 2001. Since then they have gone on to make quite an impact on Bulgarian football, rising to the A Group of the Parva Ligue in 2011 and immediately going on to win a treble. They secured the Bulgarian title, won the Bulgarian Cup and also snagged the Bulgarian Supercup, becoming only t...
Ludogorets were technically formed in 2001, taking part of the name of a team that played in the city from 1945 until 2006. Also falling under the ‘technically’ bracket is the age of the stadium. A ground was actually built on the spot where the Ludogorets Arena currently sits in the middle of the 1950s. This was all but demolished when Domuschiev ...
Ludogorets Arena, formerly known as Dyanko Stefanov Stadium, is the home ground of Bulgarian football club PFC Ludogorets. Learn about its history, capacity, facilities, ticket prices, and how to get there.
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Ludogorets' traditional home colours are green and white. The club's home ground is the Huvepharma Arena in Razgrad, a stadium with a capacity of 10,423 spectators. [6]
Huvepharma Arena (Bulgarian: Хювефарма Арена) is a multi-purpose stadium in Razgrad, Bulgaria. It is used for football matches and is the home ground of the local football club Ludogorets Razgrad .
Huvepharma Arena is a football stadium in Razgrad, Bulgaria, where PFC Ludogorets Razgrad plays. The stadium has a capacity of 10,423 and is undergoing a major renovation since 2011.
