Ministry of Culture and Sport · sports facilities survey 2021
Sports facilities in Fassuta
Fassuta has 5 public sports facilities: 1 sports hall, 1 basketball court and 2 football pitches.
14.8 facilities per 10,000 residents, more than most towns of a similar size (median 10.3). 100% are lit in the evening.
List of sports facilities in Fassuta
Filter by type, neighbourhood or street
ShowHide
List of sports facilities in Fassuta
Filter by type, neighbourhood or street
Showing 5 of 5
- אולם ספורטLarge sports hall · שכונה דרומית · 14LitAccessibleBy arrangement onlyNot in useBuilt 2009Directions ↗
- Tennis courtTennis courtLitOpen to allBuilt 2017
- Football pitchArtificial turf pitchLitAccessibleOpen to allBuilt 2018Directions ↗
- Football pitchFootball pitch (non-regulation) · בכניסה לכפר · כביש מס 1LitAfternoon onlyOpen, needs renovationBuilt 1990Directions ↗
- מגרש משולבBasketball court · שכונה דרום מזרחית · כביש 21LitAccessibleMorning to nightOpen, needs renovationBuilt 1995Directions ↗
Names are shown in Hebrew, as the official source lists them.
Which neighbourhoods have the most facilities?
ShowHide
Which neighbourhoods have the most facilities?
Questions about sports facilities in Fassuta
ShowHide
Questions about sports facilities in Fassuta
Is there a swimming pool in Fassuta?
The Ministry of Culture and Sport facilities survey (2021) lists no swimming pool in Fassuta.
How many basketball courts are there in Fassuta?
1 basketball court, plus 0 multi-sport courts that also work for basketball.
How many sports facilities are there in Fassuta?
5 public facilities, 14.8 per 10,000 residents. 5 are lit for evening use and 3 are accessible to people with disabilities.
Reported by local authorities to the Ministry of Culture and Sport facilities survey (2021). Facilities built after the survey, and private ones such as gym chains, are not included.
More about Fassuta
In-depth pages by topic. Full overview of Fassuta →
Children and education
Transport and health
Data sources
- Sports facilities in Israel (2021 survey), Ministry of Culture and Sport · updated July 2021