Tampere Stadium

Tampere Stadium is a sports facility in the Ratina district featuring a football field and a 400-meter running track with eight lanes. The venue also houses indoor spaces for wrestling and gymnastics, along with sports halls, conference rooms, and dining facilities.

The stadium opened in 1965 based on architect Timo Penttilä's design and later underwent major modernization work. A comprehensive renovation between 1995 and 2004 brought the facility up to current sporting standards.

The stadium serves as a gathering place for athletics and football fans across the region, drawing crowds who celebrate local and national sporting moments together. These events shape the city's sports culture and connect people across generations.

The grounds are easily accessible with ample space for spectators and athletes. Visitors will find good amenities including a café and conference facilities available for various events.

The stadium holds the designation of a Cultural Heritage Site of National Significance, reflecting its role in Finnish sports history. This status highlights how important this venue is to the country's cultural and sporting legacy.

Location: Tampere

Inception: 1965

Architects: Timo Penttilä

Official opening: 1965

Capacity: 16800

Address: Ratinan rantatie 1

Website: https://tampere.fi/kulttuuri-ja-vapaa-aika/liikunta/liikuntapaikat/sisaliikuntapaikat/tampereen-stadion.html

GPS coordinates: 61.49250,23.76417

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:41