About this venue
Right to Dream Park is a compact football stadium in Farum and the home ground of FC Nordsjælland. The venue accommodates up to 9,200 spectators, with stands positioned close to the pitch to provide direct views of the action and the atmosphere associated with smaller, modern football grounds. Its 105 x 68 metre playing field features an artificial surface, one of the stadium's distinctive characteristics within Danish football.
The compact seating layout offers good sightlines from different sections, while the proximity of spectators to the pitch contributes to an engaging matchday experience. Visitors can use the usual stadium facilities available during events, including food and beverage outlets and other matchday services.
The stadium is located at Farum Park 2, Farum, Denmark. Several parking areas are available close to the venue, although spaces can be limited for well-attended matches. Farum Station is approximately 1.5 km away, while the Ganløsevej (Lillevangsvej) bus stop is about 500 metres from the stadium. For a broader overview of transport and getting around Farum, see the city information further down the page.
About the city
Farum, a town in the Capital Region of Denmark north of Copenhagen, combines a quieter Scandinavian atmosphere with easy access to sporting, music and cultural events. As part of the wider Copenhagen metropolitan area, it appeals to visitors who want to combine an event with a stay outside the inner centre of the capital, with restaurants, shops and accommodation available in Farum and surrounding communities. Its proximity to Copenhagen and good transport connections make Farum a practical base for attending matches, concerts and other major gatherings in the northern part of the metropolitan area.
The main public transport hub is Farum Station, the terminus of Copenhagen's S-train line B, which connects Farum with Nørreport, Vesterport and København H (Copenhagen Central Station). The Movia bus network connects the station with surrounding neighbourhoods and other destinations in North Zealand, making it easier to continue towards sports halls, stadiums and cultural venues. For international visitors, the most important airport is Copenhagen Airport (Københavns Lufthavn, CPH); trains provide access from the airport to central Copenhagen, from where the journey can continue by S-train towards Farum. This combination of rail, bus and road connections makes arrivals and departures easy to plan regardless of the type of event.
Before or after an event, Farum offers plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break away from stadiums and arenas. Farum Sø lies directly beside the town, while the Farum Søsti trail passes through varied lakeside scenery and protected natural areas. To discover the more urban and historic side of Farum, it is worth walking along Farum Hovedgade towards the old Farum Landsby area, where traces of older local architecture can be seen together with Farum Kirke, positioned above the landscape towards the lake. Nearby Furesøen and the natural landscape of Mølleådalen add further possibilities, making it easy to combine a sporting or music event with a waterside walk, local dining and an introduction to the greener side of the Copenhagen metropolitan region.
