Enteria arena, Indoor ice rink in Pardubice, Czech Republic.

Enteria arena is an indoor ice hockey arena in Pardubice with a seating capacity of 10,088, making it the third-largest hockey arena in the Czech Republic. It is home to HC Dynamo Pardubice and also hosts BK Pardubice basketball. The arena was fully renovated in 2001.

Pardubice's first artificial ice rink opened on 20 December 1947 and was roofed thirteen years later; the covered winter stadium was built in 1958–1960. The modernised arena opened in 2001. Renamings followed: Duhová aréna (2003–2005), ČEZ Arena, Tipsport arena from 7 January 2015, ČSOB Pojišťovna ARENA from 22 May 2018, and Enteria arena from the 2019/2020 season.

The arena is home to HC Dynamo Pardubice and also hosts BK Pardubice basketball. Since 2014 it has held the Pardubice Open, the country's largest open billiards tournament, drawing about 300 players from Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and other Central European states in the first week of July.

The arena stands in Pardubice and seats 10,088 spectators, making it the third-largest hockey arena in the Czech Republic. It hosts HC Dynamo Pardubice home games plus events such as the Pardubice Open billiards tournament in the first week of July. A new arena for HC Dynamo Pardubice, seating over 22,000, is planned to open in 2028.

The site began as an open-air ice installation before transforming into an enclosed facility. This evolution made it possible to host major international competitions such as the IIHF World Junior Championships.