The stadium was originally built in 1952.
It is named after the Zosimades brothers, known for their significant contributions to Greek education and the Enlightenment.
The stadium's capacity has fluctuated throughout its history due to safety regulations and structural renovations.
It remains one of the oldest operational stadiums in the Epirus region.
The facility serves as a vital training hub for local amateur athletic clubs beyond professional football.
The Zosimades National Stadium is the primary multi-purpose sports facility in Ioannina, Greece, primarily serving as the home ground for PAS Giannina. Located near the city center, the venue features a standard grass football pitch surrounded by an athletics track. It functions as a public athletic center, facilitating local sports events, training sessions, and school competitions. The facility takes its name from the Zosimades brothers, prominent 18th-century merchants and national benefactors from Ioannina. The stadium has undergone various structural upgrades over the decades to meet modern football standards. It is managed by the General Secretariat of Sports under the PEAKI organization.
From the elevated sections of the main grandstand overlooking the pitch with the mountains of Epirus visible in the background.
Check the local PAS Giannina fixture schedule if you wish to witness a match day atmosphere.
The surrounding area is well-connected to walking paths leading toward the Ioannina city center and lakefront.
Visit during the weekday mornings to observe the stadium functioning as a community athletics track.
Do not attempt to access the pitch or restricted locker room areas without authorization.
Access may be restricted during professional match days or official athletic tournament events.
Athletic footwear is required if utilizing the running track; standard sports spectator behavior is expected during matches.
