Multi-sports complexes Italy

This adventure park is for families of course! But also for groups of friends looking for entertainment. In the middle of the pine forest, there is no better setting to set up a treetop adventure course. The part dedicated to games for the little ones is particularly successful. There are several adult courses, some of them at very high altitude, with a long zip line, thrills guaranteed! Good for spending half a day doing activities. The team is very friendly and available and adapts the course to the children's level.

A huge complex where all sports (or almost) are practised: Mountain biking, tennis, basketball, aerobics, fitness, football, volleyball, rink, climbing wall. Next to Mallen, No. 2 is the swimming pool with sauna.

It practices the most varied disciplines. Besides, the Palestra Olympika can complete the activities, with squash, gym, etc.

Equipped gymnasium for children and adults. Also ice cascades in winter.

Near the Lingotto, on the southern edge of the city. Built by architects Levi and Rigotti for the centenary of Italian Unity in 1961, this strange building was restored for the 2006 Olympic Games by the great Gae Aulenti (architect of the Musée d'Orsay) to house the ice-skating competitions. It's called "la Vela", after its sail-shaped roof, under which Gae Aulenti placed an enormous square red block. Today, the structure hosts sporting competitions, shows, concerts...

Designed by the great Japanese architect Arata Isozaki, the Pala Alpitour is a huge arena. Built on the occasion of the 2006 Winter Olympics, right next to the Olympic Stadium in the Santa Rita district, it hosted the ice hockey competitions for the occasion. Between 2021 and 2025, it will host the Masters Tennis Tournament, the last tournament of the season, where the world's top eight players compete every year. A multi-purpose structure, it also hosts concerts, conferences and various cultural events.