List of indoor arenas in Latvia

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Latvia , 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).

Current arenas

Image	Arena	Capacity	City	Home team(s)	Opened/Renovated
	Xiaomi Arena	14,500	Riga	Latvia men's national ice hockey team Latvia men's national basketball team Latvia women's national basketball team Dinamo Riga (KHL) BC VEF Rīga	2006
	Skonto Hall	8,000	Riga	Skonto FC	1996, 2006, 2010
	Olympic Sports Centre Football Hall	6,000 (ice hockey) [1] 300 (football)	Riga		2005, 2021
	Riga National Sports Manege	3,700	Riga		1965
	Ventspils Olympic Center Basketball Hall	3,085	Ventspils	BK Ventspils	1997
	Zemgale Olympic Center sports hall	3,000	Jelgava	BK Jelgava	2010
	Liepāja Olympic Center Arena	2,542	Liepāja	Liepājas Basketbols	2008
	Latvian Team Sports Hall	2,900	Riga		2024
	Volvo Sports Centre	2,500 [2]	Riga	HK Prizma Riga	2005
	Liepāja Olympic Center Ice hall	2,283 [2]	Liepāja	HK Liepāja	1998
	Daugavpils Ice Arena	1,984 [2]	Daugavpils	HK Dinaburga	1999
	Tukums Ice Hall	1,520 [2]	Tukums		2005
	Kurbads Ice Hall	1,500	Riga	HK Kurbads Latvia men's national ice hockey team	2017
	Vidzeme Olympic Centre Universal hall	1,500	Valmiera	BK Valmiera	2005
	Daugavpils Olympic Centre Multifunctional hall	1,350	Daugavpils		2009
	Jelgava Ice Hall	1,300 [2]	Jelgava	HC Zemgale/LUA	2001
	Vidzeme Ice Hall	1,300 [2]	Ikšķile Municipality
	Jēkabpils Sports Hall	1,100 [3]	Jēkabpils
	Cēsis Sports Complex hall	1,080 [4]	Cēsis
	Inbox.lv Ice Hall	1,000 [2]	Piņķi	HK Rīga HK Olimp Riga	2003
	Daugava Sports Centre	1,000	Riga		1962, 2003
	Ventspils Ice Hall	942 [2]	Ventspils		2000, 2013
	Olympic Sports Centre Multifunctional Hall	800	Riga	BK VEF Rīga TTT Riga	2005

See also

• List of indoor arenas in Europe
• List of indoor arenas by capacity

References

1. "Rīgai uztic sarīkot visas pasaules hokeja čempionāta spēles" (in Latvian). LSM. 2 February 2021. Retrieved 2 February 2021.
2. "ARĒNAS" (in Latvian). LHF . Retrieved 6 February 2021.
3. Irša, Lāsma. "Jēkabpils sporta halle aicina uz atklāšanas svētkiem (PROGRAMMA)". Jēkabpils sporta centrs.
4. "Sporta komplekss "Cēsis" – Cēsu olimpiskais centrs".