Audio tour Sochi 2014 Olympics

For the Olympics-2014 were built the most modern, the most expensive and the most spectacular stadiums and tracks in the world! Find out more interesting details in the free mobile audio guide izi.travel

The Sochi 2014 Olympic venues are concentrated in two areas that differ substantially in terms of their climatic conditions and natural setting:
• The Coastal Cluster (Olympic Park)
• The Mountain Cluster (Krasnaya Polyana)

The Olympic Park:
• The Fisht Olympic Stadium (with capacity for 40,000 seats)
• The Bolshoy Ice Dome for ice hockey events (with capacity for 12,000 seats)
• The Shayba Arena for ice hockey events (with capacity for 7,000 seats)
• The Ice Cube Curling Center for curling events (with capacity for 3,000 seats)
• The Iceberg Skating Palace for figure skating and short track speed skating events (with capacity for 12,000 seats)
• The Adler Arena Skating Center for speed skating events (with capacity for 8,000 seats)

Krasnaya Polyana:
• The Laura Cross-Country Ski and Biathlon Center for cross-country skiing, biathlon and Nordic combined events (with capacity for 7,500 seats) (biathlon and ski complexes)
• The Rosa Khutor Complex, consisting of the Rosa Khutor Alpine Center and Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, for skiing, snowboarding and freestyle events, with a combined capacity for 17,750 seats. This venue is unique in that it has a single finish line for all ski-related events
• The RusSki Gorki Jumping Center for ski jumping events (with capacity for 7,500 seats)
• The Sanki Sliding Center for bobsled, skeleton and luge events (with capacity for 5,000 seats)
• The Endurance Village at Psekhako Ridge with an intended capacity of 1,100 seats
• The Mountain Olympic Media Village and Auxiliary Media Center at the Gorki Gorod Apart-Hotel all-season resort