List of indoor arenas in Serbia

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Štark Arena

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Serbia (excluding Kosovo). The Štark Arena is the largest indoor stadium in Serbia. It is the home of KK Crvena zvezda and KK Partizan, two basketball clubs.

List of indoor arenas[edit]

Photo Arena Capacity Location Year opened
Štark Arena 18,386 [1] Belgrade 2004
Aleksandar Nikolić Hall 8,000[2][3][4] Belgrade 1973
SPC Vojvodina 6,987[5] Novi Sad 1981
Jezero Hall 5,320[6] Kragujevac 1978
Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall 5,000 Belgrade 1968
SC Čair 5,000 [7] Niš 1974
Millennium Centar 4,400[8] Vršac 2001
Borac Hall 4,000[9] Čačak 1969
SRC Dubočica 3,400 Leskovac 1983
Kraljevo Sports Hall 3,000-6,000[10] Kraljevo 2015
Železnik Hall 3,000 Belgrade 1995
SC Bor 3,000 Bor 1986
Vranje Hall 3,000 Vranje 1989
Crystal Hall 2,800 Zrenjanin 2009
Smederevo Hall 2,600 Smederevo 2009
JASSA Sports Center 2,600 Jagodina 1978
SC Požarevac 2,506 Požarevac 1983
SC Dudova šuma 2,500 Subotica 1968
Kruševac Sports Hall 2,500 Kruševac 1977
SC Ruma 2,500 Ruma 1991
SPC Pinki 2,500 Sremska Mitrovica 1987
SRC Kraljevica 2,360 Zaječar 1976
Pinki Hall 2,300 Belgrade 1974
Zorka Hall 2,300 Šabac 1976
Lagator Hall 2,236 [11] Loznica 1984
Slodes Hall 2000 Belgrade 1995
Veliki Park Hall 2,200 Užice 1975
SC Priboj 2,100 Priboj 1991
SRC Šumadija 2,000 Aranđelovac 1980
SC Mladost 2,000 Bečej 1988
Raška Hall 2,000 Raška 2008
Hram Hall 2,000 Kać 2000
SC Banjica 1,800 Belgrade 1974
SRC Jezero 1,800 Kladovo 1996
SC Kolubara 1,700 Lazarevac 1978
SRC Ljubomir Ivanović - Gedža 1,620 Mladenovac
Župa Hall 1,500 Aleksandrovac
Pendik Hall 1,500 Novi Pazar 2012
Mostonga Hall 1,500 Sombor 1981
Vrbas Sports Hall 1,500 Vrbas 1980
Futog Sports Hall 1,500 Futog 2006
SC Slana Bara 1,500 Novi Sad 2007
Breza Hall 1,500 Gornji Milanovac 2008
Obrenovac Hall 1,500 Obrenovac 1982
Valjevo Sports Hall 1,500 Valjevo 1972
Majdanpek Sports Hall 1,500 Majdanpek
Vlade Divac Sports Hall 1,300 Vrnjačka Banja 2008
SC Šumice 1,300 Belgrade 1974
Tikvara Hall 1,200 Bačka Palanka
Apatin Hall 1,125 Apatin
Strelište Sports Hall 1,100 Pančevo 1980
STC Bajina Bašta 1,050 Bajina Bašta
SC Rakovica 1,000 Belgrade
Zoran Đinđić Hall 1,000 Prokuplje 2006
Beočin Hall 1,000 Beočin 1991
SC Mladost 1,000 Čačak
Dimitrovgrad Hall 1,000 Dimitrovgrad 2012
SC Stara Pazova 1,000 Stara Pazova
Aleksinac Hall 900 Aleksinac
Petrovaradin Hall 900 Novi Sad 2017
SC Jezero 860 Kikinda 1979
Kej Hall 835 Pirot 2006
Brus Hall 800 Brus
Sopot Hall 800 Sopot
SC Master 750 Belgrade
STC Zlatibor 712 Zlatibor
Radivoj Korać Hall 700 Belgrade 2012
SC Park Hall 600 Kragujevac
Banjica Hall 520 Bela Palanka 2012
SC Blace 500 Blace 2002
Mega Factory Hall 500 Belgrade 2002
SC Srbobran 500 Srbobran 2002
KSC Čajetina 500 Čajetina
SC Torvel 400 Belgrade
Hall Crvenka 400 Crvenka 1981
Žarkovo Hall 350 Belgrade
SC Vračar 200 Belgrade
Medison Hall 108[12] Zrenjanin 1961 [13]
Dynamic Hall Belgrade 2015
FMP Basket City Hall Belgrade 2008
SC Kovilovo Belgrade
SD Radnički Hall Belgrade
Bojnik Hall Bojnik 2016
SC Inđija Inđija
Kučevo Hall Kučevo
SC Duga Novi Sad
SC Petrovac Na Mlavi Petrovac
SC Kolos Čačak
Žitorađa Hall Žitorađa 1998[14]

List of indoor swimming pool arenas[edit]

Photo Arena Capacity Location Year opened
SC Banjica 2,000 Belgrade 1974
SRC Tašmajdan 1,800 Belgrade 1968
SC Čair 1,050[15] Niš 1978
SPC Vojvodina 1,000 Novi Sad
SRC 11. April 900 Belgrade 1979
SC Jezero 800 Kikinda 1979
SC Kruševac 800 Kruševac
SRC Majdanpek 800 Majdanpek
SRC Bor 700 Bor
SRC Mladost 650 Bečej
SC Milan Gale Muškatirović 600 Belgrade 1973
SRC Zorka 600 Šabac
CFK Vračar 500 Belgrade
SC Soko 500 Sombor
SC Park[16] 390 Kragujevac 2011
SC Zrenjanin 350 Zrenjanin
SKC Obrenovac 300 Obrenovac
SC Mladost 240 Pančevo
SC Slana Bara 200 Novi Sad 2009
City Pool[17] 200 Užice 2012
SC Pirot Pirot 2015
SC Prozivka Subotica 2012

List of indoor ice rinks[edit]

Photo Arena Capacity Location Year opened
SPC Vojvodina Ice Hall 1,623 Novi Sad 1981
Pionir Ice Hall 1,500 Belgrade 1973
Beostar Ice Hall 200 Belgrade 2006

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Комбанк Арена- Профил Комбанк Арене". Archived from the original on 2013-10-19. Retrieved 2016-10-02.
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  3. ^ Zablistao novi Pionir sa 8.000 mesta: Telegraf prvi ušao u renoviranu halu "Aleksandar Nikolić"
  4. ^ Hala „Aleksandar Nikolić” otvara se 1. oktobra
  5. ^ "Спорт".
  6. ^ http://www.kkkradnicki.com/clanci/o-klubu/hala-jezero.html
  7. ^ "Koliko mesta ima u hali Čair?".
  8. ^ "Millennium Vrsac". www.millennium.rs. Archived from the original on 2012-03-23.
  9. ^ "Dvorana". kkborac.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 17 March 2019.
  10. ^ "Нова Спортска Дворана -". 24 February 2017.
  11. ^ "Hala Lagator | Sportski centar Lagator". www.ufklagator.com. Archived from the original on 2014-03-06.
  12. ^ "NOVE TRIBINE POSTAVLJENE U HALI MEDISON". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-05.
  13. ^ "Hala "Medison"". 20 February 2012.
  14. ^ "Jp Sportska Hala Žitorađa".
  15. ^ "Sportski centar Čair".
  16. ^ "Kragujevac dobio zatvoreni bazen". 18 December 2011.
  17. ^ "Užičani dobili zatvoreni bazen, uskoro očekuju i vaterpolo klub". 6 November 2012.

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