Hlíðarenda

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Hlíðarendi is a multi-purpose sports complex in Reykjavík, Iceland, serving as the home stadium for the Valur sports club's football, basketball, and handball teams. The complex, which opened in 2008, includes a football stadium with a capacity of 1,524 seats and an indoor multi-functional hall for basketball and handball that can seat 1,300 people. The name "Hlíðarendi" also refers to a historically significant farm and church site in South Iceland, famous as the home of Gunnar Hámundarson from Njál's Saga and the birthplace of Saint Þorlákur Þórhallsson.

Einnig þekkt sem: Hlíðarendi, Hlíðarendi (sports venue), Valsvöllur, Vodafonevöllurinn, N1 Völlurinn, Origo-höllin

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