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About Palatrieste

PalaTrieste, officially the Palazzo dello sport Cesare Rubini, is Trieste’s premier indoor multi-purpose arena. With a capacity of 6,943 for basketball, the venue hosts Pallacanestro Trieste home games and a variety of concerts, tournaments, and special events. The seating wraps around the parquet in a ring/oval configuration, giving fans an intimate feel from every angle. The arena has carried different names over the years, including Alma Arena (2016–2017) and Allianz Dome (2018–2023), before returning to PalaTrieste in 2023. Whether you’re planning a game night or a concert, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats and enjoy the experience.

Located at Via Flavia 3 in Trieste, the venue sits in a central area with convenient access to public transit and nearby hotels and dining. We’ll help you navigate parking options, transit routes, and nearby stay-and-eat recommendations, with affiliate partner choices to simplify your planning. For tickets and availability, consider our trusted connections to ensure a smooth purchase and a great view of the action.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 6,943 seats for basketball.
  • Address/Location: Via Flavia 3, Trieste, Italy.
  • Venue type: Indoor multi-purpose arena (Palazzo dello sport Cesare Rubini).
  • Seating chart: seats arranged around the parquet in a ring/oval configuration around the court.
  • Parking: onsite parking limited; nearby public/parking options available (e.g., areas around Torri d’Europa; street parking; verify local signage).
  • Transit: well-served by Trieste public transport; central city location with bus access to Via Flavia.
  • Nearby hotels: hotel options nearby include international brands such as DoubleTree by Hilton Trieste (near Torri d’Europa).
  • Notable events hosted: home games of Pallacanestro Trieste since 1999; 2011 Jovanotti concert tragedy at the Palatrieste; 2014 Coppa Italia Final Four for women’s volleyball hosted at PalaTrieste.
  • Renaming history: known as Alma Arena in 2016–2017 and Allianz Dome from 2018–2023; reverted to PalaTrieste in 2023.