Home of HC Pustertal, with two 60 by 30 metre ice sheets and South Tyrol's only curling hall
The Intercable Arena in Bruneck is the home rink of HC Pustertal, a club founded as EV Bruneck in 1954 that spent more than 60 years at the Rienzstadion. Since summer 2025 it has been called HC Falkensteiner Pustertal.
The arena seats 3,100 spectators and has two ice sheets, each of the international 60 by 30 metre standard. The two sheets serve ice hockey, figure skating and ice-stock shooting, and beside them sits South Tyrol's first and only curling hall, with two lanes of Olympic size. The building has 234 rooms and 15 changing rooms for its clubs and visiting teams.
Other clubs share the building. HC Pustertal Junior teaches children and young people hockey, and the PusterIce Club, founded in 2006, develops young figure skaters. The curling club, ASC Curling Südtirol, is the merger of the Curling Club Niederdorf and the Curling Club Klausen.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs 6 € for adults, 4 € for children under 18 and 4 € per person for families of three or more. Reduced rates are 5 € for residents of Bruneck, 3,50 € for children under 18 and 4,50 € for students under 26 and seniors over 65.
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Skate hire is 5 €, helmet hire 1 € and skate sharpening 7 €.
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The arena has 120 parking spaces in front of it; more parking is in the neighbouring school zone, on the Stegen market square and at the Bruneck mobility centre.
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The arena is accessible without barriers, with 18 places reserved for wheelchair users on the main level; the food and drink areas are barrier-free and the toilets on level -1 are reached by lifts.
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