THE VENUES
The tournament is played at four venues, with a total of six courts operating simultaneously. This means that twelve teams will be competing at the same time.
Over the course of the weekend, more than one hundred games will be played.
The four venues are as follows (click on each one to view the details):
The Santander Sports Palace is located in the El Sardinero district of the city of Santander, in the autonomous community of Cantabria (Spain).
The building was designed by architects Julián Franco and José Manuel Palao and was inaugurated on May 31, 2003. It is situated next to other major cultural and sports facilities, such as the Santander Exhibition and Conference Centre and the Campos de Sport de El Sardinero (the football stadium where Real Racing Club de Santander plays). Due to its shape, it is popularly known as “the Whale” or “the Mussel.”
El Club Deportivo San Agustín, ubicado en la zona del Sardinero, es una de las instalaciones deportivas de referencia en la ciudad.
Sus instalaciones estan distribuidas en:
- Pistas exteriores con:
- Pistas de baloncesto
- Padel
- Campo de futbol
- Y una zona interior con:
- Pabellón
- Sala Fitness
- Zona TRX
The University of Cantabria has a sports hall with the following facilities:
- Two multi-purpose courts
- Two squash courts
- Two group activity rooms
- Fitness room / gym
- Meeting room
- Ten wardrobe (four men’s, four women’s, one for referees, and one accessible wardrobe)
- Sports equipment storage areas
- Two restrooms (men’s and women’s)
