PalaGuerrieri, Indoor sports arena in Fabriano, Italy

PalaGuerrieri is an indoor sports arena in Fabriano, built mainly of wood, with about 4,050 seats arranged only in two grandstands along the long sides of the court. There are no curved sections behind the baskets. It was declared unusable in April 2021 because of structural damage.

The arena was inaugurated in March 1983 with Honky Fabriano against Victoria Libertas Pallacanestro (83-79), the last matchday of the 1982-83 Serie A1 season, Fabriano's first in the top division. From 1996 to 2002 it was called PalaIndesit for sponsorship. In 2002 it was named after Giuliano Guerrieri, coach of Fabriano Basket from its founding until 1979, who took the club from the lower divisions to Serie B; a city petition backed the choice and the ceremony was held on 12 May 2002 before a Serie A playoff game against Victoria Libertas.

The arena is named after Giuliano Guerrieri, who coached Fabriano Basket from its founding until 1979 and took it from the lower divisions to Serie B. The 2002 naming followed a petition signed across the city, and the ceremony was held on 12 May 2002 before a Serie A playoff game against Victoria Libertas Pallacanestro. Before the 2021 closure, the Faber Ginnastica Ritmica Fabriano held a round of the Italian Serie A rhythmic gymnastics championship here each year.

The arena has about 4,050 seats, all in two wooden grandstands along the sides of the court, with no seating behind the baskets. It was declared unusable in April 2021 because of structural damage, so check its current status before planning a visit.

The arena has no curved sections behind the baskets: all 4,050 seats are in two wooden grandstands along the sides of the court. The building was declared unusable in April 2021 because of structural damage and years of neglect.