Hajduk Stadium

Hajduk Stadium
	Bombonjera
	Hajduk Stadium
	View of the main stand (2012)
Data
place	Svetozara Markovića 8 Kula , Serbia;
Coordinates	45 ° 36 '35.1 " N , 19 ° 31' 42" E Coordinates: 45 ° 36 '35.1 " N , 19 ° 31' 42" E
owner	City of Kula
operator	FK Hajduk Kula
start of building	1992
Renovations	2011
surface	Natural grass
architect	Miodrag Rakočević
capacity	5,973 seats
Societies)
	FK Hajduk Kula;

The Hajduk Stadium ( Serbian - Cyrillic Стадион Хајдук ), also known as Bombonjera ( German Bonbonniere ), is a "pure" football stadium named after the Heiducken and home ground of FK Hajduk Kula , a Serbian football club from the small town of Kula . It offers 5,973 seats in the grandstands . It was built in 1992 and used to hold up to 11,000 spectators, but the stadium was converted to meet the safety standards set by FIFA and UEFA for national and international football matches as well as the UEFA stadium infrastructure regulations . It was last renovated in 2011. The large Bačka Canal is right next to the stadium .

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