Tupras Stadium

The ground sits on Dolmabahçe Caddesi, in the Vişnezade neighbourhood of Beşiktaş, on the site of the old BJK İnönü Stadium it replaced. The predecessor held around 32,145; the new build, designed by DB Architects with Bünyamin Derman and Metin Demir as project architects, opened in April 2016. Beşiktaş built it themselves — the work went to Beşiktaş İnşaat A.Ş., the club's own construction company — and the bill of about ₺407 million was met largely by the club and by a sponsorship deal signed with Vodafone three years before the doors opened. Ownership stayed with the General Directorate of Sports; Beşiktaş hold the usage rights.

That sponsorship also explains why the name has changed four times in under a decade. It opened as Vodafone Arena, became Vodafone Park in June 2017 after a government directive removed the word "Arena" from Turkish stadium names, turned into Beşiktaş Park when the Vodafone agreement ended, and has carried the name Tüpraş Stadyumu since 2023.

On 10 December 2016, eight months after the opening, a suicide bombing outside the ground killed 46 people and injured 166.

The fullest the stands have been recorded is 39,623, in April 2017, for a UEFA Europa League quarter-final second leg against Lyon. Two years later the ground took the 2019 UEFA Super Cup, Liverpool and Chelsea drawing 2–2 before Liverpool closed it out 5–4 on penalties. Shakira played here in July 2018, Mor ve Ötesi in May 2022.