Stockhorn Arena

Stockhorn Arena is a modern football stadium that opened in 2011, valued for its compact layout and excellent sightlines. With a capacity of around 10,000 spectators, it delivers an intense matchday feel while remaining flexible enough for larger public events that benefit from clear routing and fast entry.

Inside, the experience is shaped by short walks to the stands, strong visibility across all sections, and a practical food-and-drink offer within the venue. Clear signage and a comfortable setup help visitors move smoothly from gates to seats, making the overall visit feel straightforward and well-organised.

The stadium is located at Weststrasse 12, Thun, Switzerland, with easy car access via the Thun Süd motorway exit and parking available at the nearby Panorama Center (spaces are limited). For public transport, the “Arena Thun” stop is a convenient choice close to the entrances; for broader city-wide travel options, refer to the information in the section below.

Thun, a charming town at the gateway to the Bernese Oberland, blends a relaxed lakeside rhythm with the energy of top-tier events. As a destination that comfortably hosts both sports spectacles and concerts, Thun is known for offering visitors a compact, easy-to-navigate atmosphere without sacrificing variety. The city draws on the natural backdrop of Lake Thun and the Aare River, so the journey to an event often feels just as memorable as the program itself.

What makes Thun a practical choice is its excellent connectivity and straightforward navigation. The main arrival point is Thun, Bahnhof, a key railway station with reliable links to major Swiss hubs. For getting around the town and the surrounding area, STI Bus is widely used as the local bus system, connecting central districts, access points, and lakeside areas—making it easy to reach arenas, stadiums, and larger venues. If you’re arriving by plane, a convenient option is Bern Airport (Flughafen Bern) in Belp, while many travelers also choose Zürich Flughafen thanks to its broad flight network and smooth onward rail connections.

When the stage lights fade, Thun delivers an ideal “tourist bonus” before or after the event. Stroll through the old town and along the Aare promenades, pause at picturesque squares such as Rathausplatz, and soak up local charm in the lanes leading toward Thun Castle and viewpoints above the town. Along the lakefront and in quieter corners, it’s easy to find restaurants and cafés for unwinding—so Thun remains a destination that combines great entertainment, easy access, and a genuine sense of place, all in one.