Pabellón Municipal Quijote Arena

The Pabellón Municipal Quijote Arena sits in Ciudad Real. What makes this venue different is that it exists to serve a sport that has outlived its original club. When BM Ciudad Real moved to Madrid in 2011, the city did not let the game die. Instead, supporters founded BM Caserío to carry the same flag.

It does not try to impress. Recently, that floor was changed. Following the team's return to the top flight, the City Council replaced the old wooden parquet with a new blue court certified for Liga ASOBAL. The change was not cosmetic; it was a signal that the club needed the points badly and meant to fight for them.

The arena has hosted events that do not fit the town's profile. In 2013, the final of the Women's Futsal World Cup was played here, and supporters watched Brazil beat Spain. The same hall later held a rally for the former prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, in 2008, proving the space is used by the community when sport is not in season.

The capacity is often cited as 5,863, though the number shifts depending on how the stands are set up.