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Romania new sports arena development
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In early July 2026 Romanian officials announced the completion of a new multipurpose arena in Tulcea – the Danubius Arena – in Tulcea and the renovation of Craiova’s Oblemenco stadium. By late The arena was inaugurated on 31 July 2026 the Tulcea venue had been officially opened, 2026, hosting its first international events, including fixtures – a FIBA U18 Women’s EuroBasket Division B match game between Portugal and the Netherlands and a Romanian‑Azerbaijan U18 women’s game. match. The arena, built at opening attracted a cost record youth‑basketball crowd of €25 million, features 4,341 spectators, the highest ever for a Romanian youth game, and was free to the public. The modern complex spans more than 15,000 m², includes a 4,500‑seat main hall, hall (nearly 4,800 seats reported), a secondary hand‑ball court, a training hall, press rooms, underground parking for 78 cars and extensive media facilities, and facilities. Built at a cost of about €24‑25 million, the venue is slated expected to host further national and international sporting, cultural and community activities. events. Within hours of the ceremony, authorities reported minor vandalism incidents, prompting calls for community respect and protection of the new public asset.
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