Candy Arena, Monza

Name: Candy Arena
Address: Viale Gian Battista Stucchi, Monza, 20900, Italy

#3 among attractions in Monza

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Candy Arena, a dynamic hub for sports enthusiasts, stands proudly in the bustling city of Monza, Italy. This modern sports arena is a key location for a wide variety of athletic events and has become a fixture in the local community for both residents and visitors alike.

Constructed with the purpose of hosting an array of sports, the Candy Arena is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities that cater to both amateur and professional events. Its versatile design enables it to accommodate basketball and volleyball matches, among other indoor sports. The arena is not only a place for competition but also a venue where fans can gather to support their favorite teams and athletes.

For tourists interested in experiencing the local sports culture, a visit to the Candy Arena offers a chance to immerse themselves in the passionate world of Italian sportsmanship. The arena's schedule is often packed with exciting matches, and attending an event here is a great way to feel the city's pulse.

The Candy Arena is easily accessible by public transportation, making it convenient for visitors to reach from anywhere in Monza. Its location is also ideal for those who wish to explore the city before or after an event, with numerous restaurants and shops in close proximity.

Local name: Palazzetto dello Sport Opened: 2003 (21 years ago)Capacity: 4500Coordinates: 45°35'7"N, 9°18'33"E

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Viale Gian Battista StucchiMonza 20900 Italy

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