HNK Hajduk Split · Poljud Stadium
HNK Hajduk runs this tour itself: a guide takes you from the fan shop through the trophy room, the press room and the VIP lounge, then down toward the pitch. Pick it because it's the only ticket that is all stadium, and because Poljud's future is an open question in 2026.
The seller on GetYourGuide is HNK Hajduk s.d.d., the club itself, so the guide works for Hajduk and the stories come from inside. You start at a flag five metres from the Fan shop entrance on the lower level. Then comes a short intro to the club's identity, the 1911 founding story with photos of the founders, a hallway of old player portraits and the trophy room, which holds over 1,500 items. Look for the original Yugoslav Cup (it weighs 17 kg), a gift from Manchester United after a 1980 friendly and the first Croatian championship trophy. The press room, the VIP lounge and a walk down close to the pitch finish it off. The club describes the same route on its stadium visit page.
Know this before you book: Poljud is a working stadium, not a museum. Start times move around matches and training, and an older listing of this same tour warned that trophy room and pitch access can't be guaranteed on every slot. The dressing rooms are on the listing too, but several guests on that older listing said they never saw them. Treat them as a bonus. Guides speak English, Italian and Croatian. There is no German tour. And it is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Guests report about 30 minutes, the short end of the club's old 30 to 45 minute estimate. For $13 that's fair. Go soon if the building matters to you: in March 2026 a study for the City of Split recommended demolishing Poljud and building a new 35,000-seat stadium on the same site. Nothing is decided and the Ministry of Culture has the final word, but the shell Boris Magaš designed for the 1979 Mediterranean Games may not stay as it is. Our new-stadium explainer follows the debate.
Go to the lower level by the Hajduk Fan shop and look for the flag five metres from its entrance. The stadium address is 8. Mediteranskih igara 2.
A quick intro to what the club stands for, then the founding story: students who had the idea in Prague and founded the club back in Split on 13 February 1911.
Old team photos line the corridor. The trophy room is the heart of the tour: cups, shirts and gifts from visiting clubs behind glass.
Sit at the press-conference desk with the crest behind you, then see where the guests of honour watch the match.
The descent toward the field, for photos of the stands and the roof. How close you get depends on the day's pitch work and training.
★★★★★Really interesting tour, especially if you're interested in the history of the football club and history in general.
★★★★★Very informative and engaging tour of the trophy room, the pitch area, and the press room
★★★★★The live guide is great! I recommend it; the tour lasts about 30 minutes
★★★★★Very good , kids love football so was awesome for them
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The club's own estimate is 30 to 45 minutes, and guests report about 30. You pick a start time at checkout, and it can move around matches and training.
From $13 per person on GetYourGuide in 2026. Hajduk's own website publishes no current tour price; the kuna prices still found online come from a 2016 club article, from before Croatia switched to the euro.
They are on the listing, but on an older listing of the same tour several guests said they did not see them. The trophy room, press room, VIP lounge and pitch side are the core of the visit. Treat the dressing rooms as a bonus.
No. Guides speak English, Italian and Croatian. A German guest gave it five stars but still wished it had been in German, so choose English if you follow it comfortably.
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Hajduk's own guided tour of Poljud: trophy room, press room, VIP lounge and the pitch side, in 30 to 45 minutes. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
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