Asllan Rusi Sports Palace
41°20′0″N 19°48′5″E / 41.33333°N 19.80139°E / 41.33333; 19.80139Owner Municipality of Tirana Operator Municipality of Tirana Capacity 4,000[2] Surface Parquet Floor Scoreboard Electric Construction Broke ground 1962 Built 10 July 1963 Opened 1963 Architect Koço Miho Tenants Albania (basketball)
Albania (volleyball)
PBC Tirana
BC Partizani Tirana
BC Dinamo Tirana
KV Tirana 
Sports venues in AlbaniaFootball stadiums International stadiums Training facilities Indoor arenas
Albania (volleyball)
PBC Tirana
BC Partizani Tirana
BC Dinamo Tirana
KV Tirana
Asllan Rusi Sports Palace is an indoor sporting arena located in Tirana, Albania with a seating capacity of 4,000 people. The arena is named after the volleyball player Asllan Rusi.[3]
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