Zemun Stadium, Football stadium in Zemun, Serbia.

Zemun Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Zemun, Belgrade, with a natural grass pitch and an athletics track circling the field. Seating is arranged around the track, and all sectors except the north stand have seats; the north stand is occupied by the organized supporters Taurunum Boys 1987. The ground holds 9,590 spectators and has no floodlights.

The stadium opened on September 29, 1962, becoming the home ground for FK Zemun football club. Since its inaugural day, this venue has served as the central place where the team plays its home matches.

The stadium serves as a gathering place for local football fans who come together to support their team's home matches. Supporters create an energetic environment that centers on the game and community spirit.

The stadium has no floodlight system, so matches are played in daylight. The pitch is natural grass, watered by underground sprinklers installed in 2018. All sectors have seats except the north stand, occupied by the organized supporters Taurunum Boys 1987.

Besides football, the stadium hosted two notable concerts: Tina Turner performed on 19 August 1990 during her Foreign Affair: The Farewell Tour, and Bob Dylan played here on 11 June 1991 as part of his 1991 European Tour.