Public events cannot be held indoors and indoor swimming pools will remain closed until 21 January 2022
All indoor public events and general meetings are prohibited until 21 January 2022.
Culture and leisure
COVID-19 related restrictions and recommendations
All indoor public events and general meetings are prohibited until 21 January 2022.
A COVID-19 passport does not exempt you from these regulations. The use of COVID-19 passports is, therefore, on hold.
The regulation does not apply to supervised hobbies, statutory services or professional sports for children born in 2003 and younger.
Sports
Professional sports and supervised recreational activities aimed at children born in 2003 or later are still allowed in indoor sports facilities.
– The indoor swimming pools at Tesoma, Pyynikki and Hervanta and Tampere swimming centre are closed.
– Professional sports and recreational activities aimed at children born in 2003 or later involving swimming will be concentrated in Tampere swimming centre from until .
– Professional sports and supervised recreational activities for children born in 2003 or later will continue to be allowed in gyms.
Tampere Libraries
Libraries are open according to normal opening conditions, and in order to guarantee the safe service of the customers, both the collection facilities and the self-service libraries are in use.
– Magazine reading and the use of customer computers for essential services is only possible at safe distances.
– The mobile library can be used by two customers or a family at a time.
– Customers are encouraged to conduct their visits to the library as quickly as possible and, therefore, staying in the library is not allowed.
Museums
– The exhibition activities of the museums are open according to normal opening conditions.
– The number of customers is limited to 10 persons/exhibition space.
– Public and other events and guided tours of museums are cancelled.
Vapriikki is closed for renovation from 13th of December 2021 to 9th of January 2022.
Tampere Philharmonic
The spring concerts will begin on 28 January 2022. Read more information External linktamperefilharmonia.fi/en/
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Contemporary landscape art of Sanna Kananoja at Culture House Laikku
The Gallery of Culture House Laikku features works of art from Sanna Kananoja’s latest series of tempera paintings, Water Flows in the Desired Direction. By the means of landscape painting Kananoja examines the relations between man and nature, as well as the essence of time and the ability of nature to adapt to the circumstances at hand. The series is premised on the ditches dug for the construction of roads, and the flora that grows therein. Free admission.
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COVID-19 related restrictions, vaccinations and recommendations in Tampere
The COVID-19 situation is difficult in Pirkanmaa, and this includes Tampere. Always remember to wear a face mask, keep safety distances and maintain good hand hygiene. Here is a compilation of information on common COVID-19 related issues.
Museums and other cultural offerings
Sports and exercise facilities
City of Tampere provides many kind of cultural and leisure activities that are open to all residents of Tampere and to visitors. People come to enjoy Tampere's interesting museums and various cultural events and outdoor and recreational activities even from far away.
On these pages you will find information on diverse events and cultural programmes, museums, concerts, sports and exercise facilities, beaches, skiing routes, and rambling and recreation sites.
External linkVisit Tampere
Information and tips for tourists, events calendar
www.visittampere.fi
External linkSärkänniemi Adventure Park https://sarkanniemi.fi/en
External linkMuseum Compass of Tampere Region
Guides you to any museum in Tampere Region
www.museokompassi.fi/?lang=en