TUM Stadium

TUM Stadium is a compact open-air venue forming part of the Technical University of Moldova sports complex. With an approximate capacity of 2,000 spectators, it is suited to football matches, university sports programmes and other local competitions. Its straightforward, functional design and stands positioned close to the pitch create a direct connection between spectators and the action.

The main natural-grass pitch provides a traditional stadium experience, while the relatively short distance between the seating areas and the playing field supports clear views. The open structure helps generate an energetic match-day atmosphere, especially when the stands are full. Food, drinks and supplementary services may vary by event, so visitors should check the organiser’s information before arriving.

The stadium is located at Strada Studenților 9, Chișinău, Moldova, within the university area of the Rîșcani sector. The entrances can be reached by local access roads and pedestrian paths through the complex, with several bus and trolleybus stops located within a short walk. Visitors arriving by car should allow additional time and check event-specific parking arrangements, while broader information about travelling around the city is provided further down the page.

Chișinău (Chisinau), Moldova’s lively capital, is increasingly seen as a city where sport, live music and nightlife meet in one place. A mix of modern arenas, stadiums and cultural venues, paired with a relaxed vibe and local hospitality, makes it a strong choice when you’re looking for tickets for concerts and sporting events. The city is compact enough to navigate easily, yet varied enough to turn any trip into a short city break.

Getting in and around is straightforward: visitors most often fly into Aeroportul Internațional Chișinău or arrive by rail at Gara Feroviară Chișinău, then connect quickly to the main city areas. For everyday travel, the trolleybus network run by Regia Transport Electric Chișinău (RTEC) stands out, alongside bus routes operated by Î.M. Parcul Urban de Autobuze, with additional private minibuses covering a wider spread of neighborhoods. Major arteries and clearly organized services make reaching arenas and stadiums simple, whether you rely on public transport, taxis or your own car.

When you’re not at the event, the city center offers an easy tourist “bonus” that fits neatly before or after a show. Walk across Piața Marii Adunări Naționale and the nearby parks, pause by the triumphal arch and the cathedral, then continue along the main boulevards lined with cafés, galleries and local food. Chișinău is also known for its green spaces and unhurried pace, giving you the feel of a city that blends the thrill of big events with a laid-back everyday charm.