PalaTrento

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Il T Quotidiano Arena

Former names	PalaTrento, PalaGhiaie
Location	Trento, Italy
Capacity	Box seats: 3,569 Retractable seats: 4,360
Surface	Parquet
Opened	2000
Tenants
Trentino Volley Aquila Basket Trento

Il T Quotidiano Arena (formerly known as PalaTrento)

The arena includes a gym for gymnastics, a fencing area, a judo hall, a weight lifting room, a sports bar, a medical infirmary, and an interview room.

History

The arena was opened in 2000, and since then has become the home arena of the Italian League basketball club Aquila Basket Trento,^[3] and also the Italian Volleyball League club Trentino Volley.

Since 2012 it has hosted the Trentino Basket Cup.

References

External links

• PalaTrento at Trentino Volley official website
• Image of the Arena's Interior

46°02′28″N 11°07′22″E / 46.0410°N 11.1227°E / 46.0410; 11.1227

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