Sports and leisure activities Skopje

This tennis club (АБЦ Тениски Клуб/ABC Teniski Klub) has five clay courts, one of which is covered, a pleasant café-restaurant, a soccer pitch, a basketball hall and another for table tennis. It is located near the municipal zoo and the City Park (bus access: line 8 or 15a, "Gimnasjia Orste Nikolov" stop). Racquet rental, competition organization, tennis lessons, evening sessions. Alternatively, there are other tennis clubs, including right in the center of City Park.

This sports federation (Федерација за Планинарство на Северна Македонија/Federacija za Planinarstvo na Severna Makedonija, Federatës Bjeshkatare të Maqedonisë së Veriut) groups all 56 mountaineering associations in Northern Macedonia. It provides a list of guides for excursions in the country's various mountain ranges, as well as a list of mountain refuges. The website also features a number of itinerary descriptions for the Skopje area.

Located in the Debar Maalo district, this diving club is the only one in Northern Macedonia to be internationally certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). It organizes not only courses, but also diving trips to Lake Ohrid, with the Struga Scout campsite as base camp (two days diving, three nights' accommodation). The club rents and sells certified diving equipment, and organizes outings throughout the year (program on the website).

Located in the City Park, this stadium (Национална Арена Тоше Проески/Nacionalna Arena Toše Proeski) is the largest in the country with 36,400 seats. Created in 1947 and modernized in 2012, it hosts sporting events and concerts. It is also the stadium of soccer clubs FK Vardar and FK Rabotnički. Originally called "Park Stadium", it was renamed "Philip II Stadium" in 2009 in reference to Alexander the Great's father. Since 2019, it has been named in honor of local pop singer Todor "Toše" Proeski (1981-2007).

This 10,000^m2 park (Авантуристички Парк Скопје/Avanturistički Park Skopje) features three obstacle courses, including one for children, and a 60 m-long zip line. It's located along the Vardar, in the Karpoš IV district, beyond City Park and the Boris-Trajkovski sports center. Helmets and harnesses are provided. Right next door you'll find a climbing center, skatepark, tennis courts, soccer and volleyball pitches, a children's playground and a café. Bus 8 or 15a, "Bazen Karposh" stop.