
Minsk Arena is a multifunctional sports and entertainment complex located at 111 Pobediteley Avenue in Minsk. Built in 2010, Minsk Arena is one of the most modern and high-tech complexes in Europe. The complex includes four main facilities: a multifunctional sports and entertainment arena with a capacity of up to 15,000 spectators, a speed skating stadium with 3,000 seats, a velodrome with 2,000 seats, and an open multi-level parking lot for 1,080... read more
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