Mediterranean Sports Center
Budva, Montenegro
The Mediterranean Sports Center sits on Trg Sunca (Sun Square), a place name that suggests a focus on the open air, yet the building itself is entirely inward-looking. It was not built for football; the pitch surface is not a factor here. The venue is a functional hall for volleyball and handball, and it has hosted the 35th International Boxing Tournament 'Adriatic Pearl'. It is the home ground for the local volleyball and handball teams. The facility is owned 100% by the Municipality of Budva, a fact that settles the question of its purpose. It was registered as a legal entity on September 9, 2002, though the building itself was operational by at least 2007. There is no history to trace back further than that; the construction year is not recorded, and the venue has not undergone any name changes. It is not a temple of sport, but a utility space that also hosts powerlifting and concerts. Most recently, Milica Ratknić was elected executive director in July 2025. The location near the bus station and Mini Zoo Park places it on the edge of the town's daily rhythm, but the interior offers no view of the coast. The playing surface material is not specified in the sources, and it does not matter. The venue is not famous for its attendance record, which is not discussed. It is a place where a match might be played and then forgotten, unless it is a final. The address is sometimes listed as Filipa Kovačevića Street or Popa Jola Zeca Street 4, but the square name is the one that sticks.
Who plays here
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Budvanska 57 matches
Recent matches here
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 19 Sep | Budvanska — RK Drama | 25:24 |
| 31 May | Budvanska — RK Sutjeska Nikšić | 29:26 |
| 17 Apr | Budvanska — Budućnost | 33:29 |
| 4 Apr | Budvanska — Rudar | 30:29 |
| 25 Mar | Budvanska — Jedinstvo | 45:27 |
| 7 Mar | Budvanska — Mornar | 33:21 |
| 28 Feb | Budvanska — Rudar | 33:28 |
| 14 Feb | Budvanska — Budućnost | 36:26 |