List of indoor arenas in Serbia

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The following is a list of indoor arenas in Serbia.

Photo Location Arena Date built Capacity Tenant/use
Belgrade Kombank Arena 2004 25,000
Novi Sad SPC Vojvodina 1981 7,022
Belgrade Hall Aleksandar Nikolić 1973 7,000
Niš Čair Sports Center 1974 5,000
Vršac Millennium Center 2001 5,000
Belgrade Hala sportova 1968 5,000
Kragujevac Jezero Hall 1978 3,570
Leskovac SRC Dubočica 1983 3,600
Zrenjanin Medison Hall 2009 3,500
Bor Sportska hala Bor 1986 4,000
Kraljevo Nova dvorana u Ribnici 2013 3,350
Smederevo Sports Hall Smederevo 2009 2,600
Jagodina JASSA Sports Center 1978 2,600
Požarevac SC Požarevac 1983 2,600
Subotica Dudova Šuma 1968 2,500
Kruševac Hala sportova 1976 2,500
Raška Turističko-sportska organizacija Raška 2008 2,000
Ruma Sportski centar Ruma 1991 2,500
Zaječar SRC Kraljevica 1976 2,360
Sremska Mitrovica PSC Pinki 1987 2,500
Loznica Lagator Hall 1984 2,236[1]
Zemun Pinki Hall 1974 2,300
Užice Veliki Park Sports Hall 1975 2,200
Priboj SC Priboj 1991 2,100
Čačak Hala Borca kraj Morave 1969 2,000
Šabac Zorka Hall 1976 2,300
Sombor Sportska hala Mostonga 1981 1,500
Vranje Sportska hala Vranje 1989 3,000
Belgrade SC Banjica 1974 2,000
Vrbas Hala sportova Vrbas 1980 1,500
Belgrade Pionir Ice Hall 1973 1,500
Belgrade Slodes Sports Hall 2,000
Novi Pazar Hala Sportova Novi Pazar 1993 1,200
Prokuplje Sportska Hala Dr Zoran Đinđić 2006 1,000
Kladovo SRC Jezero 1996 1,800
Belgrade Basket City FMP 1995 1,700
Lazarevac SC Kolubara 1978 1,700
Futog Hala Sportova 2006 1,500
Novi Sad SC Slana Bara 2007 1,500
Bečej Mladost 1988 2,000
Belgrade Vizura Sports Center 2002 1,500
Gornji Milanovac Sportska Hala Breza 2008 1,500-3,000[2]
Kraljevo Kraljevo Sports 1975 1,500
Obrenovac Sportska Hala Obrenovac 1982 1,500
Valjevo Valjevo Sports Hall 1972 1,500
Aranđelovac SRC Šumadija 1980 2,000
Vrnjačka Banja Hala sportova Vlade Divac 2008 1,300
Belgrade SC Šumice 1974 2,000
Bačka Palanka Sportska Hala Tikvara 1,200
Pančevo Strelište Sports Hall 1980 1,000
Bajina Bašta Sportsko turistički centar Bajina Bašta 1,050
Belgrade Sport Eko Hall 2002 1,850
Kać Hram Sport Hall 2,000
Beočin Sportska hala Beočin 1991 1,000
Čačak Sportski centar Mladost 1,000
Dimitrovgrad Sportska hala Dimitrovgrad 2012 1,000
Stara Pazova Stara Pazova Sport Center 1,000
Kikinda Sportski kompleks Jezero 1979 860
Pirot Sports Hall Kej 2006 835
Srbobran Srbobran Sport Center 2002 500
Zemun Vizura Sport 2009 800-1,500[3]

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://www.ufklagator.com/index.php/hala-lagator/
  2. ↑ Number of seats depends on the type of sport | http://www.sportskahalabreza.com/hala.html
  3. ↑ There is more information on the capacity, but mentioned the minimum and maximum capacity that is listed.

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