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Kaukajärvi Leisure Centre ball game hall.

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Facilities managed by Sports Services, such as ball game halls and school facilities, for which you can apply for either regular use or individual sessions.

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Ball game halls

  • Hervanta Leisure Centre
    Hervanta Leisure Centre is a facility for sports and youth. It has a parquet floor and seating for around 500. Weekends are filled with matches and events. The hall will be ready for use in 2026.
     
  • Kaukajärvi Leisure Centre
    Kaukajärvi Leisure Centre is the main hall for volleyball. In addition to the parquet flooring, the hall has a seating area to accommodate around 700 people. Junior and adult teams fill weekly training slots. On weekends, regular training matches are played and events are organised.
     
  • Kauppi Sports Center
    The City manages three large courts in Kauppi. The main arena is parquet, with a capacity of 1 000 people. It serves as the main futsal court, and weekly shifts are filled with futsal training sessions. Several futsal matches are played on the court on weekends. The second and third courts are used for junior volleyball. The Taraflex courts are used for junior volleyball tournaments and futsal matches on weekends. In addition, a few major events are organised each year.
     
  • Pyynikki Indoor Sports Centre
    Pyynikki Indoor Sports Centre is home to the highest levels of basketball and volleyball. Weekly training slots are entirely reserved for these sports. The venue has also hosted two international boxing tournaments each year. The game hall has parquet flooring and a capacity of around 1 000 seats, depending on the event. During the day, the hall is used by Tredu.
     
  • Tesoma Sports Hall
    Tesoma Sports Hall is the largest ball game hall in the city, covering more than 1 600 m². In addition to the parquet flooring, the hall has a seating for around 860 people. Tesoma is the centre of regional basketball activities. The hall can be divided into three sections, and there are also training slots, for example for futsal. On weekends, there are many basketball matches and large events.
     

Schools

Tampere Stadium indoor facilities

The stadium has several sports facilities. The halls are generally quite small and are more suitable for activities such as aerobics and dance than ball games.

Nääshalli Sports Hall

Nääshalli Sports Hall is an underground civil defence shelter built inside the rock, serving as a hub for martial arts. The hall features several budo halls and spaces for boxing, fencing, wrestling, and table tennis. Additionally, there is a gym, a weightlifting room, and a functional training area.

Ice Stadiums

The Sports Services department manages a total of four ice stadiums: Hakametsä 1 and 2, Hervanta Ice Stadium, and Tesoma Ice Stadium. These facilities include five ice arenas in total. Starting from 1 January 2026, Hakametsä 3 and Tesoma Ice Stadium 2 will also be transferred under the management of Sports Services.

Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre

The Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre is used for sports events from the beginning of December to the end of March each year. Some exhibition events may cause exceptions to this schedule. The exact dates of use vary from year to year, and different halls have their own start and end dates for the season. Outside the sports season, athletes representing Tampere clubs can use Hall B with a season ticket valid outside the sports season.

Updated 13.11.2025