Stožice Sports Park, multi-use sports complex in Ljubljana

Stožice Sports Park is a sports complex in Ljubljana's Bežigrad District, next to the highway bypass. It consists of the 16,038-seat Stožice Stadium and the 12,480-seat Arena Stožice, designed by Sadar + Vuga, with the park's outdoor layout by AKKA. The arena covers 14,164 square metres and the stadium 24,694 square metres.

The sports park opened in 2010 and was designed by architects Sadar and Vuga. Since its creation, the complex has become a major sporting venue in Slovenia, regularly hosting qualification matches for international tournaments such as World Cup qualifiers and European Championships.

The sports park serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors come together for football matches, basketball games, and concerts. It reflects the city's strong connection to sports and entertainment as part of daily life.

The park is located about 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) from the city center and is easily accessible by bus or tram. Parking is available near the entrance, including dedicated spaces for people with disabilities, and the facilities are designed for easy access and navigation.

The stadium holds 16,038 spectators for football but up to 23,000 at concerts, while the arena seats 12,480 and 14,480 for concerts. The arena covers 14,164 square metres and the stadium 24,694. A planned shopping centre for the park was never built for lack of funding.