Toše Proeski Arena Stadium

Address: Toše Proeski Arena (national stadium), Skopje, North Macedonia

Admission: Varies by event (match/concert ticketing)

Toše Proeski Arena is Skopje’s main multi-purpose stadium and the national football stadium of North Macedonia. It hosts international and domestic football matches as well as large-scale concerts and public events.

The stadium is an all-seated venue with a capacity of roughly 33,000 and includes modern facilities for players and spectators. It is the primary venue for the national team and high-attendance club fixtures.

Originally built and redeveloped in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the stadium has been the focus for national sporting events and large cultural performances. It was later named in honour of the singer Toše Proeski.

Located within the urban area of Skopje, the stadium is accessible from the city centre and is close to major roads and public transport links.

• Capacity: Primary national stadium used for international football and large concerts, with an all-seated capacity of about 33,000 spectators.
• Main uses: Situated close to central Skopje and used by the national team and major domestic football clubs for high-profile matches and events.

Toše Proeski Arena (Skopje City Stadium) is in central Skopje near the Vardar river and city park areas. It is reachable on foot from central Skopje (roughly a 15-30 minute walk depending on start point) and is served by the city bus network and taxis. By car the stadium is accessed via city roads with parking areas adjacent to the stadium.

• Arrive at least an hour before kickoff for major matches or concerts - the arena is in a central area of Skopje and public-transport bottlenecks plus security checks can create long entry queues.
• Rely on public transport and official shuttle info on event days; on-street parking is limited and surrounding roads are often subject to temporary closures, so plan your return trip in advance.
• Check your ticket for a specified gate and sector entry and follow stadium signage - entries are strictly zoned, and using the wrong gate can add unnecessary walking and delays.