Pampeloponnisiako Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Koukouli, Patras, Greece.

Pampeloponnisiako Stadium is a multi-sport facility in the Koukouli district of Patras, about 4 km southeast of the city centre. A nine-lane running track surrounds the football pitch, and the stands hold 23,588 seats, about half of them covered. The grounds also include a second grass pitch with its own track, two small artificial-turf football pitches and two open basketball courts.

Built in 1981 as the National Stadium of Patras, it was rebuilt from mid-2002 and reopened on 28 March 2004 with the Achaea amateur cup final between Zavlani and Astrapi Psarofaiou. That August it hosted Olympic football, including five men's preliminaries and a quarter-final. Its record crowd before renovation was 16,839 for Olympiacos against Larissa in 1989.

The venue serves as a gathering place for numerous sports clubs and organizations throughout Patras. Visitors can see different groups training and competing here every day, making it a focal point for the city's athletic community.

The facility is open daily and accessible by car with ample parking areas and public transportation links. Check ahead if you plan to visit, as some sections may be unavailable during scheduled competitions or events.

The stadium's record attendance, 16,839, was set in 1989 at a football match between Olympiacos and Larissa, before the 2004 reconstruction raised capacity. The rebuilt venue was handed over on 28 March 2004 with the Achaea amateur cup final between Zavlani and Astrapi Psarofaiou. Its running track has nine lanes.