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List of indoor arenas in Europe

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This is a list of indoor arenas in Europe by capacity. A broad definition of "Europe" is used here, including the entirety of Russia, Turkey, Armenia, Georgia and Kazakhstan.

The following is a list of arenas ordered by seating capacity, which is the maximum number of seated spectators the arena can accommodate for a sports event. Only the capacity for indoor sports, such as basketball, badminton, handball, ice hockey, tennis and volleyball, are included. Currently all arenas with a minimum capacity of 10,000 are included, some of which do not regularly host any sports. There is typically more capacity available if additional/temporary seats and standing room is included (i.e. for hosting concerts and other events like boxing). Other types of indoor event venues (such as a convention center) which can be used as an arena are not included unless the arena is housed in a separate designated part of the building or complex.

Current arenas by seating capacity

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Capacity of at least 15,000 for sports

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Arena Capacity Opened Location Country Image
Co-op Live 23,500[1] 2024 Manchester   United Kingdom  
SKA Arena 21,500[2] 2023 Saint Petersburg   Russia  
Manchester Arena 21,000[3] 1995 Manchester   United Kingdom  
Nikos Galis Olympic Indoor Hall 20,700[4] 1995 Athens   Greece  
Tauron Arena Kraków 20,400[5] 2014 Kraków   Poland  
Accor Arena 20,300[6] 1984 Paris   France  
MEO Arena 20,100[7] 1998 Lisbon   Portugal  
MVM Dome 20,022[8] 2021 Budapest   Hungary  
Žalgiris Arena 20,000[9] 2011 Kaunas   Lithuania  
Belgrade Arena 20,000[10] 2004 Belgrade   Serbia  
The O2 Arena 20,000[11] 2007 London   United Kingdom  
Lanxess Arena 20,000[12] 1998 Cologne   Germany  
O2 Arena 19,000 2004 Prague   Czech Republic  
Sportpaleis 18,575[13] 1933 Antwerp   Belgium  
Inalpi Arena 18,100 2005 Turin   Italy  
Palau Sant Jordi 17,960 1990 Barcelona   Spain  
WiZink Center 17,453[14] 1960 Madrid  
Uber Arena 17,400 2008 Berlin   Germany  
Ziggo Dome 17,200[15] 2012 Amsterdam   Netherlands  
Gliwice Arena 17,178 2018 Gliwice   Poland  
PostFinance Arena 17,100 1967 Bern   Switzerland  
Arena Zagreb 16,500 2008 Zagreb   Croatia  
Westfalenhallen 16,500 1952 Dortmund   Germany  
Rotterdam Ahoy 16,426[16] 1950 Rotterdam   Netherlands  
Barclays Arena 16,400[17] 2002 Hamburg   Germany  
Wiener Stadthalle 16,300 1958 Vienna   Austria  
Avicii Arena 16,200 1989 Stockholm   Sweden  
Royal Arena 16,100 2017 Copenhagen   Denmark  
LDLC Arena 16,000[18] 2023 Lyon   France  
P&J Live 16,000[19] 2019 Aberdeen   United Kingdom  
Utilita Arena Birmingham 15,800[20] 1991 Birmingham  
Resorts World Arena 15,685[21] 1980 Birmingham
Fernando Buesa Arena 15,504 1991 Vitoria-Gasteiz   Spain  
Malmö Arena 15,500 2009 Malmö   Sweden  
Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle 15,500 1983 Stuttgart   Germany  
Olympiahalle München 15,500 1972 Munich   Germany  
Bizkaia Arena 15,414 2004 Barakaldo   Spain  
Sinan Erdem Dome 15,400 2010 Istanbul   Turkey  
PSD Bank Dome 15,151 2006 Düsseldorf   Germany  
Minsk-Arena 15,086 2009 Minsk   Belarus  
ING Arena 15,000[22] 2013 Brussels   Belgium  
Ergo Arena 15,000 2010 Gdańsk/Sopot   Poland  
Halle Tony Garnier 15,000 1988 Lyon   France  
SAP Arena 15,000 2005 Mannheim   Germany  
Nokia Arena 15,000 2021 Tampere   Finland  
Helsinki Halli 15,000 1997 Helsinki  
Jyske Bank Boxen 15,000 2010 Herning   Denmark  
VTB Arena 15,000 2019 Moscow   Russia  

Capacity of below 15,000 for sports

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Arena Capacity Opened Location Country Image
Peace and Friendship Stadium 14,905 1983 Piraeus   Greece  
Arēna Rīga 14,500 2006 Riga   Latvia  
Arena Stožice 14,500 2010 Ljubljana   Slovenia  
Sportovní hala Fortuna 14,475 1962 Prague   Czech Republic  
Palacio Vistalegre 14,000 2000 Madrid   Spain  
Scandinavium 14,000 1971 Gothenburg   Sweden  
Hallenstadion 14,000 1939 Zürich   Switzerland  
Megasport Arena 14,000 2006 Moscow   Russia  
Sud de France Arena 14,000 2010 Montpellier   France  
Atlas Arena 13,806 2009 Łódź   Poland  
Ülker Sports Arena 13,800 2011 Istanbul   Turkey  
First Direct Arena 13,781[23][24] 2013 Leeds   United Kingdom
Utilita Arena Sheffield 13,600[25] 1991 Sheffield
Twinsbet Arena 13,500 2004 Vilnius   Lithuania  
Sparkassen-Arena 13,500 1952 Kiel   Germany
OVO Hydro 13,000[26] 2013 Glasgow   United Kingdom  
Vitrifrigo Arena 13,000 1996 Pesaro   Italy  
Palau Municipal d'Esports de Badalona 12,760 1991 Badalona   Spain
Rudolf Weber-Arena 12,650 1996 Oberhausen   Germany  
Forum di Milano 12,500 1990 Milan   Italy  
Papp László Budapest Sportaréna 12,500 2003 Budapest   Hungary  
Thialf 12,500 1967 Heerenveen   Netherlands  
OVO Arena Wembley 12,500[27] 1934 London   United Kingdom
Caja Mágica 12,442 2009 Madrid   Spain  
St. Jakobshalle 12,400 1976 Basel   Switzerland  
Arena Sofia 12,373[28] 2011 Sofia   Bulgaria  
Galaxie d'Amnéville 12,200 1990 Amnéville   France
CSKA Arena 12,100 2015 Moscow   Russia  
Zénith de Strasbourg 12,079 2008 Strasbourg   France
Bolshoy Ice Dome 12,000 2012 Sochi   Russia  
Palais des sports de Grenoble 12,000 1967 Grenoble   France  
Ice Palace Saint Petersburg 12,000 2000 Saint Petersburg   Russia  
Velodrom 12,000 2000 Berlin   Germany
Arena Leipzig 12,000 2002 Leipzig
Zetra Olympic Hall 12,000 1983 Sarajevo   Bosnia and Herzegovina
Iceberg Skating Palace 12,000 2012 Sochi   Russia  
Barys Arena 12,000 2015 Astana   Kazakhstan  
Almaty Arena 12,000 2016 Almaty
Swiss Life Arena 12,000 2022 Zurich   Switzerland  
G Drive Arena 12,000 2022 Omsk   Russia  
Gatorade Center 11,820 1990 Turku   Finland
Luzhniki Palace of Sports 11,500 1956 Moscow   Russia  
Gran Canaria Arena 11,500 2014 Las Palmas   Spain  
Saab Arena 11,500 2004 Linköping   Sweden
Spodek 11,500 1971 Katowice   Poland
Utilita Arena Newcastle 11,400[29] 1995 Newcastle   United Kingdom
Plaza de Toros de La Ribera 11,046 2001 Logroño   Spain  
PalaLottomatica 11,000 1960 Rome   Italy
M&S Bank Arena 11,000[30] 2008 Liverpool   United Kingdom  
Håkons Hall 11,000 1993 Lillehammer   Norway
MTS Live Arena[31] 11,000 2022 Odintsovo   Russia
Ankara Arena 11,000 2010 Ankara   Turkey
ZAG-Arena 11,000 2000 Hanover   Germany
Coliseum da Coruña 11,000 1991 A Coruña   Spain
Palacio de Deportes José María Martín Carpena 11,000 1999 Málaga
Unipol Arena 11,000 1993 Casalecchio di Reno   Italy
Spaladium Arena 10,931 2009 Split   Croatia
Hall XXL 10,750 2013 Nantes   France
Iradier Arena 10,714 1941 Vitoria-Gasteiz   Spain
Sibir Arena 10,500 2023 Novosibirsk   Russia  
Madrid Arena 10,500 2002 Madrid   Spain
Pabellón Príncipe Felipe 10,500 1990 Zaragoza
Tipsport arena Pardubice 10,300 1960 Pardubice   Czech Republic
Plaza de Toros de Illumbe 10,241 1998 San Sebastián   Spain
Slovnaft Aréna 10,110 2011 Bratislava   Slovakia
Belgorod Arena [ru] 10,105 2021 Belgorod   Russia
Max-Schmeling-Halle 10,012 1996 Berlin   Germany
Centennial Hall 10,000 1913 Wrocław   Poland
Palacio Municipal de Deportes San Pablo 10,000 1988 Seville   Spain
İzmir Halkapınar Sport Hall 10,000 2004 İzmir   Turkey
ÖVB Arena 10,000 2004 Bremen   Germany
Bilbao Arena 10,000 2010 Bilbao   Spain  
León Arena 10,000 1948 Léon
Plaza de Toros La Cubierta 10,000 1997 Leganés
Motorpoint Arena Nottingham 10,000[32] 2000 Nottingham   United Kingdom
Antalya Sports Hall 10,000[33] 2016 Antalya   Turkey  
BTarena 10,000 2014 Cluj-Napoca   Romania
Tbilisi Arena 10,000[34] 2015/2022 Tbilisi   Georgia
CO'Met Arena 10,000[35] 2023 Orléans   France

Current arenas that can be used for football

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Telenor Arena, Bærum

Currently these arenas are primarily used for indoor sports and/or other events i.e. music concerts, but can also receive association football or rugby matches in the winter, unlike the US and Canada domes, which are enclosed stadiums primarily used for outdoor sports.

Telenor Arena could be considered the only dome in Europe from its opening in 2009 until 2011, when the association football club Stabæk used it for their home matches before returning to their old home, Nadderud Stadion, as the club couldn't support the rent to play at Telenor Arena. The next multi-purpose indoor arena to open in Europe was Paris La Défense Arena in 2017.

Arena Capacities Opened Location Country
Sport Concerts
Paris La Défense Arena 30,000[36] 40,000 2017 Nanterre   France
Unity Arena 15,000 25,000 2009 Bærum   Norway
Vikingskipet 10,600 20,000 1992 Hamar   Norway
Egilshöllin 2,000 18,000 2002[37] Reykjavík   Iceland
Vallhall Arena 5,500 12,500 2001 Oslo   Norway

Arenas under construction

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UMMC Arena in June 2023
Arena Capacity Opening Location Country
Roig Arena 18,600 2024 Valencia   Spain
PalaItalia Santa Giulia 16,000[38] 2026 Milan   Italy
New CSKA Ice Palace 14,000[39] 2026 Moscow   Russia
Arena Brno 13,300[40] 2026 Brno   Czech Republic
UMMC Arena 12,000 2024 Yekaterinburg   Russia
New Torpedo Arena 12,000[41] 2025 Nizhny Novgorod
New Olimpiisky Arena 12,000[42] 2025 Moscow
SAP Garden 11,500[43] 2024 Munich   Germany
Sala Polivalentă 10,059[44] 2025 Brașov   Romania

Proposed arenas

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Arena Capacity First
proposed 		Location Country
Wien Holding-Arena [de] 20,000[45] 2020 Vienna   Austria
Arena Polivalentă 20,000[46] 2019 Bucharest   Romania
Suvilahti Arena 17,000[47] 2023 Helsinki   Finland
Arena 3.3 17,000[48] 2023 Vantaa
YTL Arena Bristol 17,000[49] 2019 Bristol   United Kingdom
Sala Polivalentă 16,000[50][51] 2020 Timișoara   Romania
New Scandinavium Arena[52] 16,000[53][54] 2023 Gothenburg   Sweden
Kyiv Arena 15,800[55] 2022 Kyiv   Ukraine
New Cardiff Bay Arena 15,348[56][57] 2018 Cardiff   United Kingdom
Nou Palau Blaugrana 15,000 2016 Barcelona   Spain
Helsinki Garden 14,000[58][59] 2020 Helsinki   Finland
Frankfurt Arena 13,500[60] 2022 Frankfurt   Germany
The Sage 12,500[61] 2018 Gateshead   United Kingdom
New Drammen Arena 12,000[62] 2020 Drammen   Norway
Bergen Byarena 11,000[63] 2018 Bergen
WeArena 10,500[64] 2018 Reggio Emilia   Italy
Sala Polivalentă Regina Maria 10,212[65] 2019 Iași   Romania
Oulu Arena 10,000[66] 2023 Oulu   Finland
Uppsala Eventcenter 10,000 2013 Uppsala   Sweden
Sunderland Arena 10,000[67] 2022 Sunderland   United Kingdom
Dundee Arena 10,000[68] 2022 Dundee
Lviv Colosseum 10,000[55] 2022 Lviv   Ukraine

See also

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