Dinamo Arena Stadium

Address: Dinamo Arena (Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena), Tbilisi, Georgia (approx.)

Dinamo Arena, officially the Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena, is a large football stadium in Tbilisi, Georgia and the country’s principal venue for major football matches. It has the largest seating capacity of any stadium in Georgia and is used by FC Dinamo Tbilisi and the Georgian national team.

The stadium offers a full spectator bowl with modern stands, VIP facilities and floodlighting suited for domestic league and international fixtures. Matchdays present the main public access opportunity, with intensive local transport and fan activity concentrated around the ground.

Built and opened in 1976 in the Soviet period, the stadium was named for Boris Paichadze, a prominent Georgian footballer, and has since been upgraded and maintained as Georgia’s principal football arena. It has hosted domestic cup finals, international qualifiers and large-scale sporting events.

The arena is located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, within the city’s sporting district and is accessible by local roads and public transport from the city centre.

• Capacity and use: The largest stadium in Georgia by capacity, used for both club matches and international fixtures.
• Opening and name: Opened in 1976 during the Soviet era and named for Georgian footballer Boris Paichadze, it remains the country’s primary large-scale football venue.

The stadium is reachable by local buses and taxis from central Tbilisi. It sits near major transport routes in the city and is usually well sign-posted on match days.

• Check match schedules if wanting to see football matches-local derbies draw the biggest crowds and the most intense atmosphere.
• Security controls are strict on match days; arrive early to pass through checks calmly.
• For non-match visitors, contact the Dynamo (Dinamo) club for tour or museum availability.