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Venues of the 2014 Winter Olympics

For the 2014 Winter Olympics and 2014 Winter Paralympics in Sochi, Russia, a total of eleven sports

venues will be used. All of the venues are under construction with completion scheduled for 2012 in

time for test events in 2013.

Coastal Cluster concept with all venues gathered around the Medals Plaza

2014 Winter Olympics Mountain Cluster Venues(interactive map) 

Contents

Venues

Coastal Cluster

Olympic Park is one of the main objects of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. At the Olympic Park will

be located major sports facilities, the construction of which is carried out in preparation for the 2014

Winter Olympics. Located in the Adler City District of Sochi, Imeretinsky Valley, on the Black Sea. Sports

facilities and infrastructure will be used during the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as during the

games. In the Olympic Park will be located a stadium, two ice arenas for hockey, skating center, ice

palace, the arena for curling, two training arena, area for the winners, outdoor skating rink, the Olympic

village, media center, hotel IOC members, outbuildings and big screens for viewing sports.

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The Olympic Village is built in the Olympic Park, on the shores of the Black Sea. It was built by Basic

Element. It will consist of 47 buildings and is designed for three thousand people. Athletes, journalists

and members of the Olympic family will live there. After the competition, the Olympic Village will be an

off-season resort complex Sochnoye or "Juicy".

Venue CoordinatesSports

Capacity

Olympics Paralympics

Bolshoy Ice Dome 43°24′16″N39°57′00″E  

Hockey (final) - 12,000

Fisht Olympic Stadium 43°24′08″N39°57′22″E  

Ceremonies

(opening/

closing)

Ceremonies

(opening/

closing)

40,000

Shayba Arena 43°24′08″N39°57′07″E  

HockeyIce sledge

hockey7,000

Ice Cube Curling Center43°24′24.48″N39°56′58.54″E  

CurlingWheelchair

Curling3,000

Adler Arena Skating

Center43°24′31″N39°57′10″E  

Speed skating - 8,000

Iceberg Skating Palace 43°24′27″N39°57′30″E  

Figure

skating. Short

track speed

skating 

- 12,000

Sochi Medals Plaza 43°24′20″N39°57′17″E  

Victory

ceremonies-

Mountain Cluster[10]

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Venue Coordinates

Sports

Capacity

Olympics Paralympics

Laura Biathlon &

Ski Complex 43°41′32″N40°19′29″E  

Biathlon, Cross-countryskiing,Nordic

combined (cross-country

skiing)

Biathlon, Cross-

country skiing 7,500

Rosa Khutor

Extreme Park 43°39′27″N40°19′11″E  

Freestyle

skiing, Snowboarding Snowboarding

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4,000

(freestyle)

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Venue Coordinates

Sports

Capacity

Olympics Paralympics

6,250

(snowboard)

Rosa Khutor

Alpine Resort 43°38′47″N40°19′56″E  

Alpine skiing Alpine skiing 7,500

RusSki Gorki

Jumping Center 43°40′33″N40°14′28″E  

Nordic combined (ski

 jumping), Ski jumping - 7,500

Sliding Center

Sanki 43°40′01″N40°17′19″E  

Bobsleigh, Luge, Skeleton  - 5,000

Updates

Environmental protection measures are being used in venue construction. These include being climate-

neutral, games in harmony with nature, zero waste, and raising environmental awareness in preparing

and hosting the 2014 Games. The 100th environmental protection measure was completed in October

2010. Slopes at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Resort were completed on 26 November 2010. A European Ski

competition will take place in early 2011 while a World cup event will take place in 2012.[18]