List of indoor arenas in Italy

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Italy with capacity for at least 4,000 spectators. Most of the arenas in this list are multi-purpose venues, used for individual sports, team sport as well as cultural and political events.

Currently in use

Images	City	Arena	Opened	Capacity	Home Team
	Ancona	Banca Marche Palace [1]	2005	6,500
	Avellino	Palasport Del Mauro	1987	5,300	Air Avellino
	Bari	PalaFlorio	1991	6,000
	Bergamo	ChorusLife Arena	2024	6,500
	Biella	Biella Forum [2]	2009	5,707	Pallacanestro Biella
	Bologna	PalaDozza	1957	5,721	Fortitudo Bologna
		Virtus Segafredo Arena	2019	10,000	Virtus Bologna
		Unipol Arena	1993	11,000
	Bolzano	Sparkasse Arena	1993	7,200	HC Bolzano
	Brescia	PalaLeonessa	1967	5,200	Basket Brescia Leonessa
	Caserta	PalaMaggio	1982	6,387	Juvecaserta Basket
	Catania	PalaCatania [3]	1995	5,000
		PalaNesima	1990	6,000
	Civitanova Marche	PalaCivitanova  [ it ]	2015	4,000	Volley Lube
	Conegliano	Zoppas Arena  [ it ]	1993	4,000
	Desio	PalaBanco di Desio	1992	8,000	Pallacanestro Cantù
	Eboli	PalaSele	2001	8,000
	Florence	Nelson Mandela Forum	1985	8,262	Il Bisonte Firenze
	Forlì	Unieuro Arena	1987	7,500	Pallacanestro Forlì 2.015
	Genoa	105 Stadium	2003	5,500
		Palasport di Genova	1962	10,000
	Livorno	Modigliani Forum	2004	8,033	Basket Livorno
	Milan	Agora Ice Stadium	1987	4,000	Hockey Milano Rossoblu
		Forum di Milano	1990	12,700	AJ Milano
		PalaLido	1961	5,420	Olimpia Milano
	Modena	PalaPanini	1985	4,968	Modena Volley
	Montichiari	PalaGeorge [4]	1993	5,500	Brescia Leonessa
	Monza	Candy Arena	2003	4,500	Volley Milano, US ProVictoria Monza
	Naples	PalaArgento	1963	8,000
		PalaEldo	2003	5,500	Napoli Basket (2016)
	Padua	Kioene Arena [5]	1980	4,000	Pallavolo Padova
	Perugia	PalaEvangelisti  [ it ]	1984	4,000	Sir Safety Perugia, Wealth Planet Perugia
	Pesaro	Vitrifrigo Arena	1996	10,323	Scavolini Pesaro
	Pistoia	PalaFermi	1988	4,000	Pistoia Basket 2000
	Reggio Calabria	PalaCalafiore  [ it ]	1991	8,500	Viola Reggio Calabria
	Reggio Emilia	PalaBigi	1968	4,600	Pallacanestro Reggiana
	Rimini	105 Stadium	2002	5,001	Basket Rimini
		Palasport Flaminio	1977	3,118
	Rome	PalaLottomatica	1960	11,200	Virtus Roma
	Sassari	PalaSerradimingi	1981	5,000	Dinamo Basket Sassari
	Siena	Palasport Mens Sana	1976	7,050	Montepaschi Siena
	Turin	Oval Lingotto	2005	8,500
		Inalpi Arena	2005	16,600
		PalaRuffini	1961	4,500	Auxilium Pallacanestro Torino
		Palavela	1961	9,200
	Trento	BLM Group Arena	2000	4,360	Trentino Volley
	Treviso	Palaverde [6]	1983	6,000	Benetton Basket Bwin, Sisley Volley
	Trieste	Allianz Dome	1999	6,943	Alma Pallacanestro Trieste
	Varese	PalA2A	1964	5,300	Pallacanestro Varese
	Verona	PalaOlimpia	1986	5,350	Scaligera Verona
	Vigevano	Vigevano Arena	2010	7,000	Nuova Pallacanestro Vigevano 1955

-Proposed arenas

Arena	Capacity	Ground breaking	Opening	Location
PalaItalia Santa Giulia	16,000 [7]	2023	2026	Milan
WeArena	10,500 [8]	TBD	TBD	Reggio Emilia
Bosco dello Sport	10,000 [9]	2024	2026	Venice

See also

• List of football stadiums in Italy
• List of indoor arenas in Europe
• List of indoor arenas by capacity
• Lists of stadiums

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