Arena

Espoo Metro Areena is a sports arena in Tapiola Sports Park in Espoo with events such as eg. sports events and concerts, also occasional flea markets.

Helsinki Ice Hall (Helsingin Jäähalli), designed by Jaakko Kontio and Kalle Räike, was opened 1st October 1966 and is the oldest ice hall in Helsinki. Originally it was designed for the Ice Hockey World Championship in 1965.

The Helsinki Ice Hall is the home arena for the icehockey team HIFK. There are also concerts, exhibitions and fairs held here, as well as a flea market on Saturdays and Sundays when the Ice Hall is free from other events.

Helsinki-halli is a lively entertainment centre: concerts, operas, dance performances, top ice-hockey and other sporting events. PLEASE NOTE that Helsinki-halli is currently not open to the public.

Helsinki Velodrome is an outdoor velodrome in Käpylä built in 1938-1940 for the 1940 Summer Olympics which were then cancelled. In the 1952 Summer Olympics the Velodrome was used as a venue for the track cycling and field hockey events. The protected functionalist concrete building was designed by Hilding Ekelund. The Velodrome was renovated in 1997-2000. The ground now caters also to american football, lacrosse and field hockey.

The historical Rowing Stadium transforms into a spectacular restaurant with a terrace that has the best seaview in Helsinki

Brahenkenttä - Brahe Sports Field is a sports field in Alppiharju. Football and basketball in summer and an artificial ice rink, with skate rental, in winter.

Vermo racetrack is the leading trotting arena in Finland. The weekly racing day is Wednesday.

Töölö ball field (Töölön pallokenttä or Bollis) comprises of five sports fields, including one natural grass and four synthetic turf fields. When the park opened in 1915, it was the first proper football field in Finland. Since its opening, Bollis has brought together some of world's most famous football stars, currently active players and amateur sportsmen.

Bolt Arena is a football stadium, located next to the Olympic Stadium in Töölö, with a capacity of 10,770 spectators. It is also the home stadium of the Helsinki-based football teams HJK and HIFK.

The Helsinki Olympic Stadion, built in 1938, was designed in functionalistic style by the architects Yrjö Lindegren and Toivo Jäntti. The Olympic Games were held in 1952 in Helsinki. Today the Olympic Stadium hosts both national and international sporting events and outdoor concerts. The Stadium Tower is 72 meters (235 feet) high and at the top you can admire the urban landscape and central Helsinki.

The Finnish Sportsmuseum is also located at the Olympic Stadium as well as the Bistro Stadion restaurant.

The Stadium visitor centre is located at the foot of the tower. Take a break in the Isku Lounge and let the unique Stadium atmosphere sink in.

The Visitor Centre is also the entry to the Stadium meeting and exercise premises, the Stadium tower and to the Bistro Stadion restaurant. This is also where the guided tours of the Stadium start.