Txuri Urdin Izotz Jauregia

Inside, the surface is artificial ice. This means the rink operates year-round, a practical advantage for a sport that depends on cold. The facility hosts ice hockey, figure skating, and curling, though the primary focus remains the local club. CHH Txuri Urdin calls this place home. The team was founded as a reserve side for Real Sociedad’s ice hockey section, but when that section dissolved in 1976, the club became independent. They have won twelve Spanish Championships since then, claiming their most recent title in 2019.

The arena underwent a significant transformation in 1999, when a complete renovation cost four million euros. Further modernisation of the ice production systems followed in 2014 and 2015. While the seating capacity is listed as 650 by official regional data, other sources suggest a higher number, perhaps counting standing areas.

The name Txuri Urdin translates to white and blue, the colours of Real Sociedad. The hockey club took its name from the arena rather than the other way around.