About this venue
FORTUNA Arena is a modern indoor venue built for big moments—whether it’s the intensity of a sports night or a concert that demands full-scale stage production. Its practical architecture and clear layout support solid sightlines from most sections, while the compact bowl helps the crowd energy travel quickly between the stands and the floor.
Inside, the experience is designed for comfort and flow: focused sound, straightforward entry organization, and amenities that make pre-show and halftime breaks easier—from refreshment points to well-placed circulation areas that reduce bottlenecks.
You’ll find it at Komenského 1214/2, Hradec, Czech Republic. Follow on-site signage to the main entrance and expect nearby options for parking and short drop-off, depending on event-day traffic arrangements. For a broader overview of getting around the city, check the practical transport notes in the text further down the page.
About the city
Hradec Králové, an elegant city in the heart of eastern Czechia, stands out as an attractive destination for sports spectacles and concerts as well as a wide range of urban events. Thanks to the blend of historic charm and a modern city vibe, visitors can easily combine a night out with a comfortable stay in a place known for good organization and a relaxed atmosphere.
A major advantage is its practical connectivity: the public transport operator Dopravní podnik města Hradce Králové (DPMHK) runs a network of MHD routes (buses and trolleybuses) that make it easy to reach key districts, sports complexes, and event halls. If you arrive by rail, Hradec Králové hlavní nádraží is the main gateway, and from the station area you can quickly continue by public transport or taxi. For air travel, Letiště Hradec Králové is nearby, while for a wider range of connections visitors often use Letiště Pardubice (PED) and Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG), with straightforward onward travel by road or rail.
Before or after the event, it is worth strolling through the historic center around Velké náměstí, climbing Bílá věž for panoramic views, or pausing by the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit that anchors the skyline. For a calmer contrast, riverside paths and parks along the Labe and Orlice rivers are a highlight, especially at their confluence, where the city’s energy naturally slows into an easy pace that is perfect for a break before heading back to the stands or the stage.
