The stadium was built in a record time of 27 months, finishing in May 2006.
The project was financed entirely by the private owners of FC Zimbru, rather than state funding.
It is the only stadium in Moldova that meets the strict UEFA criteria for international competitive matches.
The stadium's lighting system is designed to provide optimal visibility for high-definition television broadcasting.
The complex houses an on-site boarding school for the Zimbru Youth Academy.
Zimbru Stadium is the primary football facility in Chișinău, Moldova, serving as the home ground for the Zimbru Chișinău club and the Moldovan national team. Opened in 2006, the venue has a seating capacity of approximately 10,400 spectators. The stadium complex includes three additional training pitches, a hotel, and sports medical facilities. It is located on Dacia Boulevard in the Botanica sector. The facility is fully compliant with UEFA category 4 requirements, allowing it to host international matches. The main arena features a natural grass surface and is surrounded by an athletics track. It functions as the administrative headquarters for the Zimbru football organization.
From the upper rows of the central grandstand to capture the full pitch and the stadium’s unique roof silhouette.
Bring a light jacket, as the stadium's open design can become windy during evening matches.
Check the official club website for match schedules, as the stadium is not open for general public tours outside of event days.
Ensure you have a physical or digital copy of your ticket, as security checks are standard at all entrance gates.
Do not attempt to enter through the administrative offices; use the clearly marked spectator gates during match days.
Closed to the public except during scheduled football matches, training events, or announced community sports activities.
No sharp objects, flares, or professional camera equipment permitted; smoking is strictly prohibited in the stands.
