Anoeta Sports Complex, Sports complex in Amara district, San Sebastián, Spain

Anoeta Sports Complex is a large sports facility with multiple venues including a stadium, velodrome, ice rink, swimming pools, and specialized training centers spread across its grounds. The complex serves as the main sports hub in the Amara district and hosts various athletic and recreational activities.

Anoeta Stadium was constructed in 1993 and became Real Sociedad's main home after the club moved from its previous grounds. The broader complex grew over time to become a comprehensive sports center serving the region.

The Ernest Lluch Cultural Centre hosts exhibitions for the local community within this space. The Real Sociedad Museum nearby shares the football club's story and its connection to the city.

The complex lies in the Amara district in the south of San Sebastián, beside the N-1 road. There is no metro in the city; access is by bus or on foot from the Amara neighbourhood. The grounds hold separate buildings, so allow time to move between the stadium, frontons and pools.

The ice rink is named after Txuri Urdin, the ice hockey club based there, whose name means "white and blue" in Basque, the colours of Real Sociedad. The club shares the Anoeta complex with the football team and the Antonio Elorza velodrome.