Дворец водных видов спорта, Aquatics centre in Gomel, Belarus

The Water Sports Palace on Mazurova Street in Gomel, behind the Ice Palace, holds three pools: a 50-metre main pool with 10 lanes (8 main, 2 reserve), a diving pool 6 metres deep with springboards of 1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 metres, and a separate children's pool. Seating accommodates 500 spectators.

The palace stands on Mazurova Street, behind Gomel's Ice Sports Palace. It is the first pool complex in Gomel with 50-metre lanes and one of the largest of its kind in the city, built for training and competitions in water sports while also serving as a universal sports hall.

The palace is run by the Gomel Regional Centre of Olympic Reserve for Water Sports and Freestyle Skiing, so its lanes serve Belarusian national-team training as well as competitions. The 500-seat hall hosts meets in a city whose first 50-metre pool this is, and the diving tower up to 10 m lets local divers practise full-height routines.

The palace stands on Mazurova Street, behind the Ice Palace. The main pool has ten lanes over 50 metres, the diving pool is 6 metres deep with boards from 1 to 10 metres, and a separate children's pool sits apart. Seating holds 500 spectators.

The diving pool is 6 metres deep and has springboards at 1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 metres, enough for the largest competitions. The main pool has 10 lanes of 50 metres, 8 for racing and 2 spare, and the stands seat 500 spectators.