List of indoor arenas in Kosovo

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The following is a list of indoor arenas in Kosovo , ordered by capacity. The venues are by their final capacity after construction for seating-only events. There is more capacity if standing room is included (e.g. for concerts).

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Current arenas

ImageArenaCapacityCityTeamInauguratedInside arena
Palacio de Juventud y Deportes, Pristina, Kosovo, 2014-04-16, DD 21.JPG Pallati i Rinisë 8,000
2,500
Pristina KB Prishtina 1978
Palestra "Mizahir Isma" 2,500 Rahovec KB Rahoveci 2019
Minatori Sports Hall in Mitrovica.jpg Minatori 3,000 Mitrovica KB Trepça 1984
Sezai Surroi 3,000 Prizren Bashkimi Prizren 1945
Habib Zogaj 2,100 Malisheva KB Malisheva 2012
1 Tetori 2,000 Pristina RTV 21
Karagaç 2,000 Peja KB Peja 1993
Adem Jashari hall 2,000 Klina KB Klina 2016
Bill Clinton hall 2,000 Ferizaj KB Kastrioti
Shani Nushi hall 2,000 Gjakova KB Vllaznimi
City arena 2,000 Gračanica Graçanicë2017
13 Qershori 1,800 Suva Reka KB Ylli 2005
City sports hall 1,700 Shtime KV Vjosa 2019
Bashkim Selishta 1,700 Gjilan KB Drita
City sports hall 1,500 Istog KH Istogu 2020
City sports hall 1,400 Drenas KB Drenasi/KB Feronikeli 2014
Adem Jashari hall 1,200 Kastriot KB AS Kastrioti 2014
City sports hall 1,200 Kaçanik KB Lepenci 2022
City sports hall 1,200 Deçan KH Deçani 2020
City sports hall 1,200 Lipjan KB Lipjani 2023
Jeton Terstena 1,200 Vushtrri KB Kosova 1963
City sports hall 1,100 Leposavić KK Kopaonik 2011
Panair and sports center 1,000 Greme 2023
City sports hall 800 Skenderaj KV Skenderaj 2021
City arena 640 Zvečan Zveçan2023
Universi sports hall 620 Pristina KB Universi 2012
Hakif Zejnullahu 600 Podujevë KB Llapi 2006
Don Bosko 600 Pristina KB Don Bosko 2016
City sports hall 600 Zubin Potok KK Mokra Gora 2007
City sports hall 550 North Mitrovica KK Mitrovica 2019
Dardana sports hall 500 Dardanë KB Dardana 2017
Samadrexha sports hall 450 Samadrexhë KH Samadrexha 2020
Dilloni sports hall 400 Kosovo Polje KB Fushë Kosova 2005
Omnisport 300 Mitrovica KH Trepça (until 2020)2017

Under construction/proposed

Photo U/CLocationArenaCapacityStatusOpeningInside Arena U/C
Viti Palestra Viti1,300U/C2021
Zhegër Palestra Zhegër1,300U/C-
Kosovo Polje Palestra Fushë Kosovë1,200U/C2025
Dragash Palestra Dragash1,200U/C2021
Štrpce Palestra Shtërpcë1,200U/C-
Zahaq Zahaq Arena1,000U/C2021
Podujevë Palestra Podujevë2,000Prep-

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