The stadium was renamed in 2019 to honor the late Macedonian singer Todor Proeski.
The 2009 reconstruction added a two-tier grandstand and a distinctive external facade.
The pitch dimensions conform to UEFA Category 4 standards.
The stadium's original structure dates back to 1947, known then as Gradski Stadion.
It is the largest sports facility in North Macedonia.
Todor Proeski National Arena is the primary multi-purpose stadium in North Macedonia and the home ground of the national football team. The structure is situated in the central Skopje area within the City Park complex. Originally known as the Skopje City Stadium, it underwent significant reconstruction and expansion in 2009. The facility features a modern design with a capacity exceeding 33,000 spectators. It hosted the 2017 UEFA Super Cup final between Real Madrid and Manchester United. The arena is named after the late Macedonian pop icon Todor Proeski. It frequently serves as a venue for large-scale musical concerts and national athletic events.
The elevated pedestrian walkway surrounding the exterior facade offers a comprehensive view of the stadium's architecture.
Check the official national football federation website for upcoming match schedules before arrival.
Dress according to the weather as the majority of seating is exposed to the elements.
Utilize the nearby City Park paths for a scenic approach to the stadium entrance.
Attempting to enter the pitch area outside of official tours or events.
The facility is generally inaccessible to the public on match days unless holding a valid ticket; tours are subject to administrative availability.
Prohibited items include pyrotechnics, large bags, and professional camera equipment without accreditation.
