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Hakametsä tram stop

Hakametsä is the stop for the legendary ice arena, ice hockey's storied home and Tampere's developing sports hub.

Updated: July 2026
3
lines
Hakametsä
district
17 min
to Keskustori
Through stop
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Hakametsä tram stop — Hakametsä · Ice arena

The Hakametsä stop is known above all for the Hakametsä ice arena, which was completed in 1965 and was Finland’s first artificially iced arena. It is the historic home rink of the Tappara and Ilves clubs and the cradle of an entire ice hockey culture.

Although the main matches are now played at the new arena in the city centre, Hakametsä still thrives strongly as a hub for training, junior activities and other sports. The area is being developed into a broader campus of exercise and wellbeing that brings several sports together.

The tram conveniently brings Hakametsä right beside the tracks: you can now get to games, training and events directly from the city centre and Hervanta. The stop serves athletes, spectators and local residents, and new activity is constantly emerging in its surroundings.

Next departures from Hakametsä

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Real-time data: Nysse / ITS Factory

Journey times from Hakametsä

DestinationLineChangesTime
Keskustori31117 min
Rautatieasema39 min
Särkänniemi31122 min
Kaupin kampus31116 min
Lentävänniemi31135 min
Sorin aukio313 min
Hervannan kampus311 min
Hervantajärvi315 min
TAYS31115 min

Times include about a four-minute wait at a change and are based on the average journey times in Nysse timetable data.

Lines that stop here

Sorin aukio – Hakametsä – Hervantajärvi
← previous: Kalevanrinne
→ next: Turtola
Peak frequency: 6–7 min
First / last (Mon–Fri): 05:00 / 00:30

What is near the stop

Hakametsän jäähalli

Finland's first artificial ice arena from 1965, the storied home of Tappara and Ilves.

Urheilukeskittymä

A developing campus of exercise and wellbeing with many sports.

Viheralueet

Outdoor and exercise routes around the arena.

Liityntäpysäköinti

Parking for event-goers near the area.

Stop services

  • Ice arena and sports venues
  • Event transport
  • Park-and-ride

 

Tip

When you go to a game or training at Hakametsä, the tram is the fastest way there – you avoid the traffic jams and parking.

Other stops on line 3

Tram line 3 · Sorin aukio – Hakametsä – Hervantajärvi

Frequently asked questions — Hakametsä

It is Finland’s first artificial ice arena, completed in 1965, and the historic home rink of Tappara and Ilves.

The arena serves in particular training and junior activities; the area is being developed into a broader sports hub.

Line 3 stops at the Hakametsä stop, from which it is a short walk to the arena.

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