Indoor venues in Sweden

These venues are multi-used for indoor games, such as ice hockey, bandy, handball and floorball. Concerts and exhibitions are shown when the venues are not in use. Some of the venues are used in the national league in respectively sport.

Location	Arena	Date built	Capacity	Recently held/upcoming tournaments
Ängelholm	Catena Arena	2008	4,600
Boden	Björknäshallen	1970	5,000
Gävle	Gavlerinken Arena	2006	8,500	2007 Euro Hockey Tour
Gothenburg	Frölundaborg	1967	7,670	2007 Swedish Men's Handball Championships
	Gothenburg Convention Centre	1918 (1984)	22,000
	Lisebergshallen	1982	7,000
	Scandinavium	1971	14,000	Eurovision Song Contest 1985, 2002 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships, 2008 World Figure Skating Championships, 2010 FINA World Masters Championships, 2013 European Athletics Indoor Championships
Halmstad	Halmstad Arena	2009	4,500
Helsingborg	Idrottens Hus	1957	2,400	Davis Cup
Helsingborg	Helsingborg Arena	2012	4,700	2016 European Women's Handball Championship
Jönköping	Elmia Eventcenter	1961	15,000 (concerts)	DreamHack International Demo Competition
	Kinnarps Arena	2000	7,038	2004 Men's Handball World Cup
	Rosenlundshallen	1958	5,000
Karlskrona	Rosenholm Arena	2006	5,000	2007 Swedish Figure Skating Championships
Karlstad	Löfbergs Arena	2000	10,000	2000 Karjala Ice Hockey Tournament, 2010 IIHF Men's InLine Hockey World Championship
Katrineholm	Woodyhallen	2006	3,000
Kiruna	Arena Arctica	2000	5,000
Kristianstad	Kristianstad Arena	2009	5,000	2011 World Men's Handball Championships
Kristinehamn	Environiq Arena	2007	10,000 (concerts)
Leksand	Tegera Arena	2005	7,650	2007 4 Nations Cup, 2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships
Luleå	Coop Norrbotten Arena	2002	5,800	2003 EuroBasket Championships
Lidköping	Lidköping Arena	2009	12,500 (concerts)
Linköping	Saab Arena	2004	8,500	2005 Women's World Ice Hockey Championships, 2008 Men's Swedish Ice Hockey Championships
Lund	Sparbanken Skåne Arena	2008	3,000	2011 World Men's Handball Championships
Malmö	Malmö Arena	2008	15,000	Eurovision Song Contest 2013, 2013 Men's Ice Hockey World Championships, 2011 World Men's Handball Championship
	Malmö Ice	1970	5,800	2003 European Figure Skating Championships, 2008 Swedish Short Course Swimming Championships
	Malmö Convention Centre	1968	6,000
Mora	FM Mattsson Arena	2004	5,000	2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships
Norrköping	Himmelstalundshallen	1977	5,000	2011 World Men's Handball Championships
Nybro	Victoriahallen	1963	3,000
Nyköping	PEAB Arena	2003	5,500	2008 Swedish Swimming Championships
Uppsala	Metallåtervinning Arena	1974	2,800
Örnsköldsvik	Hägglunds Arena	2006	7,600	2008 European Curling Championships
Örnsköldsvik	Kempehallen	1964	5,200
Östersund	Jämtkraft Arena	2007	5,000
Sandviken	Göransson Arena	2009	10,000 (concerts)
Skellefteå	Skellefteå Kraft Arena	2007	6,001
Södertälje	AXA Sports Center	2005	7,250
Södertälje	Täljehallen	1984	12,500 (concerts)
Stockholm	Annexet	1985	6,000	2006 Men's World Floorball Championships
	Hovet	1955	10,000	2006 European Women's Handball Championships
	Solnahallen	1986	10,000 (concerts)
	Solnais	1956	6,000
	Stockholm Convention Centre	1941	5,000
	Ericsson Globe	1989	16,500	Eurovision Song Contest 2000, 2002 European Men's Handball Championship, 2004 World Cup of Hockey, 2007 Monster Jam Finals, 2008 European Volleyball Championships, Eurovision Song Contest 2016
Timrå	E.ON Arena	2003	6,000
Tingsryd	Dackehallen	1969	4,200
Umeå	SkyCom Arena	2001	6,000
Vänersborg	Arena Vänersborg	2009	3,000
Västerås	Arena Nord	2007	5,800	2009 Floorball World Championships
Västerås	Arena Syd	2007	9,000	Bandy World Championship 2009
Växjö	Vida Arena	2011	5,700	Melodifestivalen 2012
Växjö	Växjö Ishall	1970	4,015

Venues



Ericsson Globe Location: Stockholm Capacity: 14,119 Date built: 1989 Tenant: Sweden men's national ice hockey team	Malmö Arena Location: Malmö Capacity: 13,500 Date built: 2009 Clubs: Malmö Redhawks	Scandinavium Location: Gothenburg Capacity: 12,044 Date built: 1971 Club: Frölunda HC
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Saab Arena Location: Linköping Capacity: 8,500 Date built: 2004 Club: Linköping HC	Gavlerinken Arena Location: Gävle Capacity: 8,265 Date built: 2006 Club: Brynäs IF	Löfbergs Arena Location: Karlstad Capacity: 8,250 Date built: 2001 Club: Färjestads BK

Tegera Arena Location: Leksand Capacity: 7,650 Date built: 2005 Club: Leksands IF	Arctic Fox Centre Location: Örnsköldsvik Capacity: 7,600 Date built: 2006 Club: Modo Hockey	Kinnarps Arena Location: Jönköping Capacity: 7,038 Date built: 2000 Club: HV71

E.ON Arena Location: Timrå Capacity: 6,000 Date built: 2003 Club: Timrå IK	Malmö Isstadion Location: Malmö Capacity: 5,800 Date built: 1962 Club: None	FFS Arena Location: Lund Capacity: 3,000 Date built: 2008 Club: H43

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