The following is a list of football stadiums in Bosnia and Herzegovina, ordered by capacity.[1]

Image	Stadium	Capacity	Opened	City / Town	Home team	UEFA Rank.
	Stadion Asim Ferhatović-Hase	37,500	1947	Sarajevo	FK Sarajevo	UEFA
	Stadion Bilino Polje	15,600	1972	Zenica	NK Čelik and Bosnia and Herzegovina	UEFA
	Stadion Grbavica	13,146	1953	Sarajevo	FK Željezničar and Bosnia and Herzegovina	UEFA
	Stadion pod Bijelim Brijegom	9,000	1971	Mostar	HŠK Zrinjski	UEFA
	Banja Luka City Stadium	10,030	1937	Banja Luka	FK Borac	UEFA
	Stadion Police	8,550	n/a	Trebinje	FK Leotar
	Stadion Banovići	8,500	n/a	Banovići	FK Budućnost
	Stadion Mokri Dolac	8,000	n/a	Posušje	HŠK Posušje
	Stadion Pod borićima	8,000	1983	Bihać	NK Jedinstvo
	Stadion Tušanj	7,200	1957	Tuzla	FK Sloboda Tuzla	UEFA
	Stadion Pecara	7,000	1953	Široki Brijeg	NK Široki Brijeg	UEFA
	Stadion Rođeni	7,000	1995	Mostar	FK Velež	UEFA
	Stadion Dr. Milan Jelić	6,000	1962	Modriča	FK Modriča
	Stadion Bijeljina	6,000	1954	Bijeljina	FK Radnik
	Stadion SRC Slavija	6,000	n/a	Istočno Sarajevo	FK Slavija
	Stadion Prijedor	6,000	n/a	Prijedor	FK Rudar
	Stadion Laktaši	5,000	n/a	Laktaši	FK Laktaši
	Stadion Banja Ilidža	5,000	n/a	Gradačac	NK Zvijezda
	Stadion Pirota	4,000	n/a	Travnik	NK Travnik
	Stadion Žepče	4,000	n/a	Žepče	NK Žepče
	Stadion Vitez	3,500	1993	Vitez	NK Vitez
	Stadion Krupa na Vrbasu	3,500	n/a	Krupa na Vrbasu	FK Krupa
	Stadion Otoka	3,000	1993	Sarajevo	FK Olimpik
	Stadion Perica-Pero Pavlović	3,000	1959	Gabela	NK GOŠK Gabela
	Stadion Orašje	3,000	n/a	Orašje	HNK Orašje
	Stadion Luke	2,000	n/a	Mrkonjić Grad	FK Sloboda Mrkonjić Grad

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See also

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• List of European stadiums by capacity
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