Siauliai Arena

Siauliai Arena is a modern multipurpose venue distinguished by its circular form and holographic-glass façade, which changes appearance with the surrounding light. As one of the leading event venues in northern Lithuania, it accommodates approximately 5,700 spectators for basketball games and up to 7,400 visitors in a concert configuration. Its adaptable main hall hosts sporting competitions, concerts, stage productions, exhibitions, fairs and corporate events.

The interior is designed to provide clear views of the court or stage from different seating sections, while the arrangement of the stands and floor area varies according to the event. Visitors benefit from spacious circulation areas and supporting facilities, with food, drink and additional services depending on the programme and organiser.

The arena is located at Jono Jablonskio g. 16, Šiauliai, Lithuania. A large parking area is available beside the complex, allowing visitors to reach the entrances with a short walk; the venue can also be approached by city bus, taxi or ride-hailing service. For a broader overview of travel to Šiauliai and transport around the city, see the information further down the page.

Šiauliai, an important urban center in northern Lithuania, combines concerts, sporting competitions, fairs, and cultural programs in a city compact enough for easy trip planning. Šiaulių Arena, the largest multifunctional complex in northern Lithuania, is the main venue for major indoor events, from sports and concerts to performances, exhibitions, and conferences. Visitors buying tickets for events in Šiauliai can choose from accommodation, restaurants, and cafés in the center and across the wider urban area, making it easy to combine an event with a short city break.

Urban transport is based on a bus network operated by UAB Busturas, while key arrival points include Šiaulių autobusų stotis at Tilžės g. 109 and Šiaulių geležinkelio stotis at Dubijos g. 44, with connections to the LTG Link passenger network. Buses, taxis, and road connections make it easy to continue toward Šiaulių Arena, the city center, and other sporting or cultural locations. For travelers arriving on regular commercial flights, practical international options include Riga International Airport, Kaunas Airport, Palanga Airport, and Vilnius Airport, while Šiauliai International Airport is mainly oriented toward private, charter, air taxi, and cargo flights.

Before or after the event, walk along Šiauliai Boulevard, the pedestrian section of Vilniaus Street, then continue to Prisikėlimo aikštė, the Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul, and Sundial Square with the “Šaulys” sculpture. Beside Lake Talkša stands the “Iron Fox”, one of the city’s recognizable symbols, while the Hill of Crosses offers an appealing cultural excursion in the surrounding area. The combination of event venues, practical transport connections, and distinctive landmarks makes Šiauliai an attractive destination for a concert or sports weekend.