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Pala Remo Maggetti, commonly referred to as PalaSalara, is a versatile indoor arena in Roseto degli Abruzzi, Italy. Opened in 1978 and renamed in 2004 in honor of basketball legend Remo Maggetti, this palasport hosts basketball and volleyball games, concerts, handball, and a variety of community events. With a seating capacity of 4,500 seated (about 5,000 total), it remains a central hub for sports and entertainment on the Adriatic coast.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your trip, secure your seats, and make the most of the venue’s surroundings.
Venue details, parking, transport, and nearby stays
Location: Pala Remo Maggetti, also known as PalaSalara, is located at Via Salara 3, Roseto degli Abruzzi. It’s sometimes listed near Piazza Olimpia, reflecting its central place in the city’s sporting scene.
Capacity and seating: The arena seats 4,500 homologated seats, with capacity reaching roughly 5,000 attendees for select events. Specific seating maps aren’t widely published, but event listings will indicate available seats in our secure ticket flow.
Venue type: Indoor multi-purpose arena (palasport) used for basketball, volleyball, concerts, handball, and other community and professional events.
Parking: Ample on-site parking is available for attendees, making arrivals straightforward on event days.
Public transit: The venue is accessible by public transit with nearby bus connections. A velostation is planned at Piazza Olimpia, and a transit hub is nearby to facilitate connections for riders and walkers alike.
Nearby hotels: Consider staying close to the action at Residence Felicioni (Roseto) or Hotel Roma sul Mare, both convenient to the venue and local dining options.
Nearby dining: In addition to hotel dining options, Roseto degli Abruzzi offers a range of eateries within easy reach of the arena for pre- or post-event meals.
Notable history: The arena opened in 1978 for the European Junior Basketball Championship, hosted Roseto’s home teams for decades, and remains a frequent venue for Pallacanestro Roseto, Panthers Roseto, and a diverse slate of sports and concerts. In 2006, a Roseto vs Capo d’Orlando game drew a near-sellout crowd, highlighting the venue’s enduring community appeal.
Ticketing and accessibility: When you book through us, you’ll see current availability for the event and related performances. We aim to offer straightforward, no-fuss ticket purchasing and dependable service—like having a friend in the business—so you can focus on the show ahead.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 4,500 seated (4,500 homologated; up to about 5,000 total).
- Address: Via Salara 3, Roseto degli Abruzzi, Italy (also referred to as PalaSalara; sometimes listed near Piazza Olimpia).
- Venue type: Indoor multi-purpose arena (palasport) used for basketball, volleyball and other events.
- Seating chart: No widely published public seating map; official data cite 4,500 homologated seats.
- Parking: Reported to have ample on-site parking.
- Transit: Accessible by public transit; nearby bus connections; velostation planned at Piazza Olimpia; transit hub near the venue.
- Nearby hotels: Residence Felicioni (Roseto) and Hotel Roma sul Mare are nearby.
- Notable events hosted: Opened in 1978 with the European Junior Basketball Championship; 2006 Roseto vs Capo d’Orlando sold out (about 6,000 attendees per Gazzetta dello Sport); continues hosting Pallacanestro Roseto, Panthers Roseto and other events (handball, concerts, etc.).
- Renaming/demolished: Not demolished; renamed in 2004 to Remo Maggetti; also known as PalaSalara and Palamaggetti.