Both the large “ice” hall and the small hall were built as a part of the Tivoli Hall as early as 1965, when the new premises hosted the first two events – a concert by L. Armstrong and the World Table Tennis Championships – SPENT. In 2015, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Tivoli Hall. In its rich history, the Tivoli Hall has hosted major international sporting events such as the World and European Championships in basketball, hockey, gymnastics, table tennis, and figure skating.
The small hall covers an area of 3.000 m2, can host up to 4.500 visitors, and is mainly dedicated to ball sports. It houses the business premises of sports clubs, the Republican Branch Sports Federations and the Ljubljana Sports Federations. The hall is equipped with all the accompanying facilities for the organisation of major sports events: office space, commentators’ areas and studios for radio and television teams, VIP rooms, changing rooms, storage rooms, and two catering facilities.
In addition to the sports activities of Ljubljana’s major clubs, recreational activities are also held in Tivoli. Every year, we are visited by hundreds of thousands of recreational visitors, as well as students from schools in and around Ljubljana. Winter hours are even more beautiful in Ljubljana, as the cold days are brightened up by recreational skaters at the outdoor skating rink.
MANAGER of Small Hall of the Tivoli Hall
Matej Trobec
– car – parking lots “Tivoli I”, “Tivoli II” or surrounding parking lots
– public transport – nearest bus stop “Tivoli” (LPP lines No 1, 1B, 3, 5, 7, 8, 25, 60).
– bicycle – BicikeLJ rental system (Tivoli station) or own bike
– Avant2Go (Tivoli II car park – Tivoli Hall)