About this activity
Partizan Belgrade is the other half of the fiercest football rivalry in Europe. Their home — the Partizan Stadium, still known locally as the JNA — holds nearly 30,000 fans and is powered by the Grobari ("the Gravediggers"), one of the most notorious ultras groups on the continent. The south stand is a wall of noise, smoke, and black-and-white flags for 90 minutes straight. Like everything in Belgrade, it's ridiculously good value: decent seats cost only a few euros, so you won't spend more than you want to. Whether you're after the full ultras experience in the south stand or a more relaxed view from a premium section, we'll put you in the right spot. The Serbian SuperLiga season runs mid-July to late May, with home matches roughly every other weekend. Partizan also plays European qualifiers and potential group-stage matches on weeknights. The Eternal Derby vs. Red Star sells out fast — request well ahead. Availability depends on the fixture calendar during your stay.
Highlights
- Match tickets in a good section of the Partizan Stadium (JNA)
- Insider tips on where to sit, when to arrive, and best pre-match spots
- Optional VIP/premium seating upgrade
- Optional transport to/from the stadium
- From just a few euros — best value in European football