List of indoor arenas in Estonia

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Estonia, ordered by capacity. The venues are by their final capacity after construction for seating-only events. There is more capacity if standing room is included (e.g. for concerts) or extra seats added.

Current arenas

Image	Venue	Capacity	Location	Home team	Inaugurated	Ref
	Unibet Arena	7,200	Tallinn	Estonia men's national basketball team, BC Kalev/Cramo	2001	[1]
	Tondiraba Ice Hall	7,700	Tallinn	Estonia men's national ice hockey team, HC Vipers	2014	[2]
	Rakvere Sports Hall	2,747	Rakvere	BC Rakvere Tarvas	2004	[3]
	University of Tartu Sports Hall	2,600	Tartu	University of Tartu basketball team, Tartu Volleyball	1982	[4]
	A. Le Coq Sports Hall	2,500	Tartu	Tartu Volleyball	2006	[5]
	Kohtla-Järve Ice Hall	2,000	Kohtla-Järve	HC Everest, Viru Sputnik	1986	[6]
	Pärnu Sports Hall	1,820	Pärnu	BC Pärnu, Pärnu VK	2009	[7]
	Kalev Sports Hall	1,700	Tallinn	KK Kalev, BC Kalev/Cramo, HC Tallinn	1962	[8]
	Narva Ice Hall	1,500	Narva	Narva PSK	1992	[9]
	Kuressaare Sports Hall	1,015	Kuressaare	Saaremaa VK	2004	[10]
	Paide E-Piim Sports Hall	1,009	Paide		2009	[11]
	TalTech Sports Hall	1,000	Tallinn	TalTech Basketball, TalTech Volleyball	1975	[12]
	Sadolin Sports Hall	1,000	Rapla	Rapla KK	2010	[13]
	Forus Sports Centre	1,000	Viimsi	KK Viimsi	2018	[14]
	Nord Sports Hall	980	Tallinn	BC Kalev/Cramo	2002	[15]
	Märjamaa Sports Hall	920	Märjamaa		2020	[16]
	Jõhvi Sports Hall [et]	800	Jõhvi		2009	[17]
	Põlva Mesikäpa Hall [et]	742	Põlva	Põlva Serviti	2003	[18]
	Viljandi Sports Hall [et]	680	Viljandi	Viljandi HC	1959	[19]
	Hiiumaa Sports Centre	678	Kärdla		2021	[20]
	Lõunakeskus Ice Hall	600	Tartu	Tartu Välk 494	2005
	Narva Sport Centre	600	Narva		2005	[21]
	Võru Sports Centre [et]	600	Võru	Võru VK [et]	2006	[22]
	Wiedemann Sports Hall	600	Haapsalu		2001	[23]
	Valga Sports Hall	561	Valga	BC Valga	2005	[24]
	Kehra Sports Hall	550	Kehra	HC Kehra	2004	[25]
	Lasnamäe Indoor Arena	510	Tallinn		2002	[26]
	Audentes Sports Centre	500	Tallinn	Audentes/Noortekoondis VK Selver Tallinn	2003	[27]
	Škoda Ice Hall	500	Tallinn	Tallinn HC Panter	2002
	Kohila Sports Centre	300	Kohila		2004	[28]
	Põltsamaa Felixhall	250	Põltsamaa		2005	[29]
	Tapa Sports Centre	240	Tapa	SK Tapa	2002	[30]
	Kadaka Sports Hall	140	Tallinn		1993	[31]
	Torma Sports Hall	100	Torma		2006	[32]
	Aura Center		Tartu
	Jeti Ice Hall		Tallinn		2000	[33]
	Kalev Spa Water Park		Tallinn
	Keila Health Centre [et]		Keila	Keila Basket Keila KK
	Sõle Sports Centre		Tallinn		2017	[34]
	Tallinn Sports Hall		Tallinn		1996	[35]
	Viljandi Ice Hall		Viljandi		2007	[36]
	Pärnu kesklinna koolide võimla [et]		Pärnu
	Otepää Sports Hall		Otepää
	Wiru Sports Centre		Kohtla-Järve		2021	[37]

See also

• List of indoor arenas in Europe
• List of indoor arenas by capacity