Chizhovka-Arena

Chyzhouka-Arena
Construction
Location	Chyzhouka, Minsk, Belarus
Capacity	9614 ^[1]
Broke ground	July 2009
Opened	December 25, 2013
Tenants
Yunost Minsk (2013-)

Chyzhouka-Arena (Belarusian: Чыжоўка-Арэна, Łacinka: Čyžoŭka-Arena; Russian: Чижовка-Арена) is a multi-use indoor arena in Minsk, Belarus. It is intended mostly for concerts, ice hockey and other indoor sporting events. The arena has a capacity of ~9,500 people. It is listed as one of two main venues for the 2014 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships.^[2]

The project of Chizhovka-Arena was changed several times. The final project was approved in July 2010.

Images (project)

Inside (IIHF World Championship 2014)

See also

2014 IIHF World Championships

References

External links

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IIHF World Championship venues

1998: Hallenstadion; St. Jakobshalle
1999: Håkons Hall; Jordal Amfi; Hamar Olympic Amphitheatre
2000: Ice Palace; Yubileyny
2001: Preussag Arena; Nuremberg Arena; Kölnarena
2002: Scandinavium; Löfbergs Lila Arena; Kinnarps Arena
2003: Hartwall Areena; Elysée Arena; Tampere Ice Stadium
2004: Sazka Arena; ČEZ Aréna
2005: Wiener Stadthalle; OlympiaWorld Innsbruck
2006: Arena Riga; Skonto Hall
2007: Khodynka Arena; Mytishchi Arena
2008: Colisée Pepsi; Halifax Metro Centre
2009: PostFinance-Arena; Kolping Arena
2010: Lanxess Arena; SAP Arena; Veltins-Arena
2011: Orange Arena; Steel Aréna
2012: Hartwall Areena; Ericsson Globe
2013: Ericsson Globe; Hartwall Areena
2014: Minsk-Arena; Chizhovka-Arena
2015: O2 Arena; ČEZ Aréna
2016: VTB Ice Palace; Yubileyny
2017: Lanxess Arena; AccorHotels Arena
2018: Royal Arena; Jyske Bank Boxen
2019: Ondrej Nepela Arena; Steel Aréna

Coordinates: 53°50′42″N 27°37′44″E / 53.845°N 27.629027°E / 53.845; 27.629027

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