Dilijan City Stadium, Municipal football stadium in Dilijan, Armenia

Dilijan City Stadium is an all-seater football stadium in Dilijan, Tavush Province, with a capacity of 2,200 seats. It is the only stadium in the town and was the home ground of Impulse FC. The pitch is natural grass, and the stands are arranged so the field is visible from every seat.

Dilijan City Stadium was partly renovated in 2009 after Impulse FC reached the Armenian Premier League, then fully renovated in 2011. Impulse played the 2011 season at Arnar Stadium in Ijevan during the works. After the club dissolved in 2013, the ground became a training venue for youth clubs of Tavush Province.

Impulse FC played in the Armenian Premier League until the club was dissolved in 2013; after that the ground became a regular training venue for youth clubs of Tavush Province. The club's 2011 season was spent at Arnar Stadium in Ijevan while Dilijan was rebuilt.

The stadium is located in a mountainous area that is easy to reach on foot and remains open for training and match activities throughout the year. Visitors should be prepared for cool weather in Dilijan, especially during winter months.

The stadium's record attendance target of 5,000 was announced in 2011 by Impulse president Tigran Hakobyan, but the current all-seater capacity is 2,200. By 2016 the stands had been dismantled, and after Impulse dissolved in 2013 the ground became a training venue for youth clubs of Tavush Province.