Chizhovka-Arena

Chizhovka-Arena
Chizhovka-Arena
Chizhovka-Arena Project (July, 2010)
Location Minsk, Belarus
Broke ground July 2009
Opened No
Capacity ~8,500

Chizhovka-Arena is a multi-use indoor arena in Minsk, Belarus that will start construction in July 2009. It will be used mostly for concerts, ice hockey and other indoor sporting events. The arena will have a capacity of ~8,500 people. It is listed as one of two main venues for the 2014 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships.[1]

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

Chizhovka-Arena is not built yet. Currently it's planned to be finished in 2012 or later.

Contents

Images (project)

Side view
Frontal view


Inside


See also

2014 IIHF World Championships

References

  1. ^ http://www.minsk2014.com/article/id/51

External links

v · d · eIIHF World Championship venues
1998: Kolping Arena · St. Jakobshalle · 1999: Håkons Hall · Jordal Amfi · Hamar Olympic Amphitheatre · 2000: Ice Palace · Yubileyny · 2001: Nuremberg Arena · Kölnarena · 2002: Scandinavium · Löfbergs Lila Arena · Kinnarps Arena · 2003: Hartwall Areena · HK Arena · Tampereen jäähalli · 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: Megasport Arena · Ice Palace Saint Petersburg  ·

Coordinates: 53°50′55″N 27°37′44″E / 53.8486027°N 27.6290274°E / 53.8486027; 27.6290274


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