Komotini Municipal Stadium, Sports stadium in Komotini, Greece.

Komotini Municipal Stadium is a football ground in the city of Komotini, Greece, serving as a home venue for the local club. The facility features four separate stand sections with seating areas and a grass pitch measuring around 105 by 68 meters.

The stadium was built in 1922–23 by the Greek army after Western Thrace passed from Ottoman to Greek control. The Northern Stand dates from the 1950s and the smaller Southern Stand from the 1970s; capacity stayed at 3,000 until the 2008–09 works added the Western and Eastern stands and raised it to 6,700 seats.

The stadium serves as the home of the local football club and draws crowds from the city on match days. Supporters create an engaged environment during league games, making it a gathering place for the community.

Visitors should arrive early to secure a good viewing position, especially during important matches. The stadium is accessible by car or public transport and has capacity for a large number of spectators.

The Northern Stand received a roof and executive facilities in 2006, marking the start of its modernization. These upgrades made the stadium more comfortable for spectators during poor weather conditions.