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Antarctica
Antarctica
Antarctica
Antarctica
South America
La Torre Triángulo
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On the western shore of the Río de la Plata, on South America's southeastern coast, La Torre Triangulo (Triangle Tower) graces the landscape. The elongated triangles on a backgammon board were used as design elements for this modern arena.
The rooftop of the arena level is a sculpture garden that sits at the mid-tower's base.
At the top, an award-winning Argentine steak house and observation rotunda overlooks the city and the world's widest river.
Armadillo de Acero
Santiago, Chile ​
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Constructed into the foothills of the Andes lies Armadillo de Acero (Steel Armadillo Backgammon Arena), which is part of Santiago's newest resort, Ciudad de Montaña (Mountain City).
Towering hotels climb the mountain with rooms overlooking the outdoor amphitheater, tennis pavillian, parks, shops, and restaurants. When not rolling for 'Doubles' at the Armadillo, guests spend time outdoors, hiking, biking, swimming and fishing.
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When the sun drops over the Pacific Ocean, the wild night life comes alive.
Complexo Esportivo do Brasil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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This space-aged backgammon center and sports complex and has it all. This man-made island features a glass backgammon dome at the top, and a world class soccer field on the main level.
Drive in or sail up to the lower levels and enjoy shopping, dining, sports bars, pubs and the world famous fish market. Rio Mercado de Peixes.
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Everytime a "Backgammon" is earned in tourney play, the dome lights up in the colors of the national flag from the country they represent. The flag is also projected on the white facade of the face of the center. Quite an honor!
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