Tirana Olympic Park

Tirana Olympic Park is a sports complex in Albania's capital offering facilities for various sports including weightlifting, wrestling, and track and field activities. The site contains training areas, competition courts for football, tennis, volleyball, and basketball, along with changing rooms and shower facilities spread across a large grounds.

The park opened in June 2017 and was planned to develop in two phases, first with sports fields and later additional facilities including a sports palace and swimming pool. The site previously served as the Dinamo Complex and historically provided shelter for Kosovar people during the 1999 conflict.

The park takes its name from the Olympic Games and represents Albania's commitment to sport and community life. Visitors see modern sports facilities used by local teams and school groups, making it a gathering place where different people come together for athletic activities.

The park is located near Tirana's Grand Park and is easy to access with ample space for exploring and relaxing. Visitors should come prepared for outdoor activities with appropriate clothing and visit during daylight hours when sports events and training sessions are most active.

The park was inaugurated with a basketball game between former players from Albania's and Kosovo's national teams, highlighting its significance for regional sports connections. This opening event demonstrated that the venue can host both training activities and symbolic community gatherings.