Tirana Olympic Park, sports arena in Tirana, Albania

Tirana Olympic Park is a multi-purpose sports complex in the Albanian capital, with facilities for football, tennis, volleyball, basketball, weightlifting, and track and field. The grounds include both training and competition areas alongside changing rooms and shower facilities.

The site was formerly known as the Dinamo Complex and served in 1999 as a shelter for people displaced during the Kosovo conflict. It reopened in June 2017 after being redeveloped in two phases, starting with the sports fields and followed by additional facilities.

The park is used daily by school groups, youth teams, and amateur athletes who train on the courts and fields. Walking through the grounds, visitors notice a mix of age groups sharing the space at different hours of the day.

The park sits close to Tirana's Grand Park, making it easy to reach on foot or by public transport from the city center. Visiting during daytime hours gives the best chance of finding training sessions and events in progress.

The complex opened on 4 June 2017 with a basketball match between former national team players from Albania and Kosovo. Prime Minister Edi Rama and Mayor Erion Veliaj took part in the game themselves. The hall is named after Feti Borova (1931–2005), a former Albanian basketball player, coach and official.