Mtskheta Park, Football stadium in Mtskheta, Georgia.

Mtskheta Park is a football stadium in this historic city with seating for about 2000 spectators. The natural grass playing field provides space for both matches and training.

Before 2011 the ground held 3,000 spectators on long wooden benches, and its worn natural pitch led the professional football league to bar FC WIT Georgia from hosting matches in the 2008-09 season. On 9 June 2009 club president Guram Rukhadze and federation president Nodar Akhalkatsi signed an agreement: UEFA supplied a pitch through its Hat-Trick programme, while the club rebuilt the dressing rooms, stand and fence. The carpet was laid in 2010, sand and rubber followed in 2011, and the renovated stadium reopened on 6 August 2011 with a 4-3 WIT Georgia win over Dila Gori.

This venue serves as the home ground for FC WIT Georgia and is where local football fans gather for matches and training sessions. It reflects the sport's importance in daily life here.

The stadium lies in Mtskheta, at the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers, about 20 km north of Tbilisi. The ground holds 2,000 seats, all individual chairs in WIT Georgia's white and green, with a VIP box of leather seats above the press box. Wireless internet is available inside the stadium.

The stadium sits near major UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. This proximity creates an unusual setting where modern sports coexist with ancient sacred landmarks.