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List of indoor arenas in Serbia

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The following is a list of indoor arenas in Serbia (excluding Kosovo). The Štark Arena is the largest indoor stadium in Serbia. It is the home of KK Crvena zvezda and KK Partizan, two basketball clubs.

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Arena	Capacity	Location	Year opened
Štark Arena	18,386 ^[1]	Belgrade	2004
Aleksandar Nikolić Hall	8,000^[2]^[3]^[4]	Belgrade	1973
SPC Vojvodina	6,987^[5]	Novi Sad	1981
Jezero Hall	5,320^[6]	Kragujevac	1978
Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall	5,000	Belgrade	1968
SC Čair	5,000 ^[7]	Niš	1974
Millennium Centar	4,400^[8]	Vršac	2001
Borac Hall	4,000^[9]	Čačak	1969
SRC Dubočica	3,400	Leskovac	1983
Kraljevo Sports Hall	3,000-6,000^[10]	Kraljevo	2015
Železnik Hall	3,000	Belgrade	1995
SC Bor	3,000	Bor	1986
Vranje Hall	3,000	Vranje	1989
Crystal Hall	2,800	Zrenjanin	2009
Smederevo Hall	2,600	Smederevo	2009
JASSA Sports Center	2,600	Jagodina	1978
SC Požarevac	2,506	Požarevac	1983
SC Dudova šuma	2,500	Subotica	1968
Kruševac Sports Hall	2,500	Kruševac	1977
SC Ruma	2,500	Ruma	1991
SPC Pinki	2,500	Sremska Mitrovica	1987
SRC Kraljevica	2,360	Zaječar	1976
Pinki Hall	2,300	Belgrade	1974
Zorka Hall	2,300	Šabac	1976
Lagator Hall	2,236 ^[11]	Loznica	1984
Slodes Hall	2000	Belgrade	1995
Veliki Park Hall	2,200	Užice	1975
SC Priboj	2,100	Priboj	1991
SRC Šumadija	2,000	Aranđelovac	1980
SC Mladost	2,000	Bečej	1988
Raška Hall	2,000	Raška	2008
Hram Hall	2,000	Kać	2000
SC Banjica	1,800	Belgrade	1974
SRC Jezero	1,800	Kladovo	1996
SC Kolubara	1,700	Lazarevac	1978
SRC Ljubomir Ivanović - Gedža	1,620	Mladenovac
Župa Hall	1,500	Aleksandrovac
Pendik Hall	1,500	Novi Pazar	2012
Mostonga Hall	1,500	Sombor	1981
Vrbas Sports Hall	1,500	Vrbas	1980
Futog Sports Hall	1,500	Futog	2006
SC Slana Bara	1,500	Novi Sad	2007
Breza Hall	1,500	Gornji Milanovac	2008
Obrenovac Hall	1,500	Obrenovac	1982
Valjevo Sports Hall	1,500	Valjevo	1972
Majdanpek Sports Hall	1,500	Majdanpek
Vlade Divac Sports Hall	1,300	Vrnjačka Banja	2008
SC Šumice	1,300	Belgrade	1974
Tikvara Hall	1,200	Bačka Palanka
Apatin Hall	1,125	Apatin
Strelište Sports Hall	1,100	Pančevo	1980
STC Bajina Bašta	1,050	Bajina Bašta
SC Rakovica	1,000	Belgrade
Zoran Đinđić Hall	1,000	Prokuplje	2006
Beočin Hall	1,000	Beočin	1991
SC Mladost	1,000	Čačak
Dimitrovgrad Hall	1,000	Dimitrovgrad	2012
SC Stara Pazova	1,000	Stara Pazova
Aleksinac Hall	900	Aleksinac
Petrovaradin Hall	900	Novi Sad	2017
SC Jezero	860	Kikinda	1979
Kej Hall	835	Pirot	2006
Brus Hall	800	Brus
Sopot Hall	800	Sopot
SC Master	750	Belgrade
STC Zlatibor	712	Zlatibor
Radivoj Korać Hall	700	Belgrade	2012
SC Park Hall	600	Kragujevac
Banjica Hall	520	Bela Palanka	2012
SC Blace	500	Blace	2002
Mega Factory Hall	500	Belgrade	2002
SC Srbobran	500	Srbobran	2002
KSC Čajetina	500	Čajetina
SC Torvel	400	Belgrade
Hall Crvenka	400	Crvenka	1981
Žarkovo Hall	350	Belgrade
SC Vračar	200	Belgrade
Medison Hall	108^[12]	Zrenjanin	1961 ^[13]
Dynamic Hall		Belgrade	2015
FMP Basket City Hall		Belgrade	2008
SC Kovilovo		Belgrade
SD Radnički Hall		Belgrade
Bojnik Hall		Bojnik	2016
SC Inđija		Inđija
Kučevo Hall		Kučevo
SC Duga		Novi Sad
SC Petrovac Na Mlavi		Petrovac
SC Kolos		Čačak
Žitorađa Hall		Žitorađa	1998^[14]

Arena	Capacity	Location	Year opened
SC Banjica	2,000	Belgrade	1974
SRC Tašmajdan	1,800	Belgrade	1968
SC Čair	1,050^[15]	Niš	1978
SPC Vojvodina	1,000	Novi Sad
SRC 11. April	900	Belgrade	1979
SC Jezero	800	Kikinda	1979
SC Kruševac	800	Kruševac
SRC Majdanpek	800	Majdanpek
SRC Bor	700	Bor
SRC Mladost	650	Bečej
SC Milan Gale Muškatirović	600	Belgrade	1973
SRC Zorka	600	Šabac
CFK Vračar	500	Belgrade
SC Soko	500	Sombor
SC Park^[16]	390	Kragujevac	2011
SC Zrenjanin	350	Zrenjanin
SKC Obrenovac	300	Obrenovac
SC Mladost	240	Pančevo
SC Slana Bara	200	Novi Sad	2009
City Pool^[17]	200	Užice	2012
SC Pirot		Pirot	2015
SC Prozivka		Subotica	2012

Arena	Capacity	Location	Year opened
SPC Vojvodina Ice Hall	1,623	Novi Sad	1981
Pionir Ice Hall	1,500	Belgrade	1973
Beostar Ice Hall	200	Belgrade	2006

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