Shahid Shiroudi Stadium

Shahid Shiroudi Stadium is a sports facility in central Tehran housing multiple athletic venues under one complex. It contains a football field, several pools both indoors and outdoors, and dedicated spaces for climbing training and professional preparation.

The stadium was built in 1939 under orders from Reza Shah and served as Iran's leading football venue for decades. Its prominence declined after the Azadi Stadium opened in the 1970s, which became the new primary sports location.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where local sports fans follow football matches and competitions throughout the seasons. Over time it has become an important venue for athletic events in the city.

The facility is located near Haft-e Tir Square and Karimkhan Street, making it accessible from central Tehran. The complex is designed to accommodate spectators and offers various amenities for athletes and visitors using the different sports areas.

The facility is named after a notable sports figure and national hero, reflecting its cultural weight in Iranian society. This naming choice ties the venue to important personalities in the country's sporting tradition.

Location: Tehran

Inception: 1939

Official opening: 1939

Capacity: 30000

Part of: Shahid Shiroudi Sports Complex

GPS coordinates: 35.71028,51.42750

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:51