# Azur Arena

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Content updated: 2026-06-22

Azur Arena is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Antibes, France, surrounded by sports infrastructure and rich vegetation. Its triangular site brings together a main arena and a trampoline hall beneath one continuous shell. Glass, steel, expanded-metal bands, and ribbon windows give the building a dynamic visual presence by day and night.

The 12,120-square-metre complex follows a flexible design by Auer Weber, with circulation arranged across two main floors. The venue serves as the home court of the Antibes Sharks and seats 5,249 spectators for basketball. It also accommodates gymnastics, handball, judo, tennis, trampolining, concerts, and cultural events. The main arena can host one event while trampoline and warm-up halls support another.

A transparent eastern entrance leads into an encircling foyer, while athletes use a separate western entrance. Straight walkways connect the access points around the building, and an eastern canopy shades the courtyard. After dark, illuminated window bands cross the facade like beams of light.

- City: [Antibes](https://mytuur.com/en/city/antibes/)

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