Madison Square Garden

Madison Square Garden opened in 1968 in the heart of New York City. For nearly 60 years, it has been an iconic venue for sports fans, although in recent years it has boldly been called a multi-functional center. It hosts hockey and basketball competitions, boxing matches, concerts, ice shows, circus performances, and is also home to singer-songwriter Billy Joel. With a huge number of shops and restaurants, Madison Square Garden is visited daily by thousands of people, not only as spectators but also as tourists.

It is the home arena of such iconic teams as the New York Rangers hockey team and the New York Knicks basketball team. More than 300 events are held here annually!

Boxing matches held here always generate great interest. The venue's capacity is 21,000 spectators, and the fights are broadcast on leading global channels. It was here that the fight of the century between Muhammad Ali and John Frazier took place in 1971, with a return meeting taking place three years later.

The arena has become an iconic place for wrestling fans. It hosts the world's top events in this unique sport, which features elements of wrestling and acting.

The history of the complex began in 1879, when the first building was erected. Until 1968, the venue changed addresses and premises until it settled in a multi-story building on Eighth Avenue between 31st and 33rd Streets, above Pennsylvania Station, where it remains today.

Throughout its history, the arena has undergone several renovations. Today, it is one of the most technically sophisticated venues in the world, with a replete schedule of events. The arena's auditorium is comfortable and convenient, and guests seeking the finest service can enjoy VIP boxes.

For information on the event schedule and schedule, visit our website. Here you can purchase tickets for the events you're interested in.