Winterthur Central Sports Hall

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Winterthur Central Sports Hall

Hallensport-Zentrum Winterthur
Inside the venue
Full name	AXA-Arena
Former names	Win4 Arena
Address	Grüzefeldstrasse 36, 8400 Winterthur
Location	Winterthur, Switzerland
Public transit	Scheidegg (Winterthur bus line no.3)
Owner	WIN4 Management AG
Operator	WIN4 Management AG
Executive suites	Lounge (300 seats) Press gallery Press room
Capacity	2000
Field size	20 × 40 m
Acreage	29 × 48 m
Scoreboard	2x LED Screens
Construction
Broke ground	August 2016
Opened	17 August 2018[1]
Construction cost	36 000 000CHF
Architect	EM2N Architekten AG
Tenants
HC Rychenberg Winterthur (Floorball) Pfadi Winterthur (Handball)

Winterthur Central Sports Hall (German: Hallensport-Zentrum Winterthur), known AXA-Arena for sponsorship reasons, is an indoor sports arena, home to handball club Pfadi Winterthur and floorball club HC Rychenberg Winterthur.^[2][3][4] It can also be adopted to host basketball.^[5]