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Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”

Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor” is a stadium in Centar Municipality, North Macedonia that opened in 1947. Its recorded capacity is 33,011.

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Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
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Key facts

Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor” is a stadium in Centar Municipality, North Macedonia that opened in 1947. Its recorded capacity is 33,011. No current owner is recorded. It is operated by JPSSO and Football Federation of Macedonia. The venue does not currently carry a sponsor name. It has been known by 3 names in total, including City Park, Arena Philip II. Current tenants are FK Vardar, FK Rabotnički, North Macedonia men's national football team, FK Vardar, FK Rabotnički, North Macedonia men's national football team, FK Bashkimi.

Location
Centar Municipality, North Macedonia
Type
Stadium
Capacity
33,011
Opened
1947
Status
Active
Current owner
Not recorded
Naming rights
No current sponsor name
Name changes
1
Playing surface
Hybrid grass, Natural grass
Location of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”

Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor” is at latitude 42.005733, longitude 21.425592, in Centar Municipality, North Macedonia. The marker is drawn from the recorded coordinates. The building outline appears here once OpenStreetMap footprint geometry is available for this venue.

Data table for this chart
Recorded location of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
FieldValue
Latitude42.005733
Longitude21.425592
CityCentar Municipality
RegionCentar Municipality
CountryNorth Macedonia
OpenStreetMap objectNot recorded
Footprint geometryNot yet exported by the pipeline

Technology

Playing surface, roof and equipment recorded for Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
FeatureRecorded asConfidenceSource
SurfaceHybrid grassWikipedia infoboxSource
SurfaceNatural grassWikidata statementSource

See the venue technology guides for how these work.

Naming rights

Naming history of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
194719872026City Park (1947 to 2009)Arena Philip II (2009 to 2019)

Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor” has carried 2 recorded names. City Park (no sponsor) ran 1947 to 2009. Arena Philip II (no sponsor) ran 2009 to 2019. The average tenure of a name here is 36 years.

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Every recorded name of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”, with sponsor, dates and source
NameSponsorPeriodDeal valueTermConfidenceSource
City ParkNone1947 to 2009Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
Arena Philip IINone2009 to 2019Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource

Ownership and operation

Owners and operators of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”, past and present
RoleOrganizationPeriodStatusConfidenceSource
OperatorFootball Federation of Macedonia1947 to presentCurrentWikidata statementSource
OperatorJPSSOPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource

Tenants

Tenants of Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor” and the competitions they play in
TenantCompetitionsPeriodStatusSource
FK VardarNot mappedPresentCurrentSource
FK RabotničkiNot mappedPresentCurrentSource
North Macedonia men's national football teamNot mappedPresentCurrentSource
FK VardarNot mapped1947 to presentCurrentSource
FK RabotničkiNot mapped1947 to presentCurrentSource
North Macedonia men's national football teamNot mapped1947 to presentCurrentSource
FK BashkimiNot mapped1947 to presentCurrentSource

Recorded changes

20 changes to this venue have been recorded by the monthly pipeline runs.

Change log for Arena ”Philip II. of Macedonia / Toše Proeski / Todor”
DateTableFieldFromToMonth
2 October 2026venue_features(created)not set16182026-10
2 October 2026venue_features(created)not set16172026-10
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
23 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-202026-09-232026-09
23 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-202026-09-232026-09
23 September 2026venuescapacity33460330112026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_revidnot set13751931202026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_titleToše_Proeski_ArenaToše Proeski Arena2026-09
20 September 2026venue_names(created)not setArena Philip II2026-09
20 September 2026venue_names(created)not setCity Park2026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set198312026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set198302026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set198292026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set198282026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set85272026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set85262026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set85252026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set85242026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set85232026-09

Sources and licenses

Every ownership, naming and sponsorship row on this page carries the URL it was derived from. The site as a whole is built from these sources:

Row-level sources used for this venue:

Wikipedia article: Toše Proeski Arena (revision 1375193120). Wikidata item: Q1164804.

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