Myntkaupshöllin

Inside the Varmahöll sports complex at Skólabraut 270, the indoor arena known as Myntkaupshöllin serves a different purpose than its famous namesake in Reykjavik. It is not a historic building but a functional space within a larger municipal centre that also houses a swimming pool and outdoor football fields. The name itself is a temporary measure, adopted in 2025 for a three-year sponsorship period with a cryptocurrency firm, replacing the facility's common identifier, Varmahöll.

The ground is the home of the Ungmennafélagið Afturelding handball team. While the outdoor pitch at the same location, Varmavöllur, is a simple affair with an artificial surface, this indoor venue focuses on winter sport. Sources do not record the year the structure was built, nor do they list a specific seating capacity for the handball court. The facility is distinct from the old mint building in the capital, and the name change reflects a shift in local sponsorship rather than a renovation of the building itself.

There is no record of the arena undergoing a rebuild or expansion for any major tournament. It exists as part of the community infrastructure, alongside hot tubs and saunas. The connection to the cryptocurrency company is a recent development, suggesting that the venue’s identity will remain fluid for the next few years.