List of indoor arenas in Finland

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Finland with a capacity of at least 1,000 spectators, most of the arenas in this list are for multi use proposes and are used for popular sports such as individual sports like karate, judo, boxing as well as team sports like ice hockey, curling, volleyball. Parts of the arenas also host many concerts and world tours.

Currently in use

Location	Arena	Date built	Capacity	Image
Espoo	Espoo Metro Areena	1999	8,582
Joensuu	Motonet Areena	2022	2,500
Kauhajoki	IKH Areena	2022	3,500
Hämeenlinna	Ritari Areena	1979	5,360
Heinola	Versowood Arena	1984	2,975
Helsinki	Helsinki Ice Hall[1]	1966	8,200
	Töölö Sports Hall	1935	1,600
	Veikkaus Arena[2]	1997	13,349
Joensuu	Mehtimäki Ice Hall	1982	4,800
Jyväskylä	Synergia Areena	1982	4,628
Kajaani	Kajaanin Jäähalli	1989	2,372
Kerava	Keravan Jäähalli	1987	1,500
Kokkola	Kokkolan Jäähalli	1988	5,500
Kouvola	Lumon Arena	1982	6,200
Kuopio	Kuopio Ice Hall	1979	5,064
Lahti	Isku Areena	1973	5,530
Lappeenranta	Kisapuisto	1972	4,847
Mikkeli	Ikioma Areena	1982	4,487
Oulu	Oulun Energia Areena	1975	6,614
Pori	Isomäki Ice Hall	1971	6,150
Rovaniemi	Lappi Areena	2003	5,500
Rauma	Kivikylän Areena	1970	5,400
Savonlinna	Talvisalo ice rink	1979	2,833
Tampere	Tampere Ice Stadium	1965	7,300
	Nokia Arena	2021	13,455
	Tampere Sports Centre[3]	1985	8,000
Turku	Gatorade Center[4] Turkuhalli, Åbohallen	1990	11,820
	Rajupaja Areena Kupittaan monitoimihalli	2006	3,000
Uusikaupunki	Pohitullin Sports Hall	1981	1,627
Vaasa	Vaasa Arena	1971	5,200
Vantaa	Energia Areena	2006	3,500

Under proposition

Arena	Capacity	Opening	Location
Helsinki Garden[5]	15,000	TBD	Helsinki
Suvilahti Arena[6]	17,000	TBD
Oulu Arena[7]	10,000	TBD	Oulu
TBA[8]	8,900	TBD	Turku
Arena 3.3[9]	21,000 (concerts) 17,000 (sport events)	2025	Vantaa
Nokian Palloiluhalli	2,100	2024	Nokia

See also

• List of football stadiums in Finland
• List of indoor arenas by capacity
• Lists of stadiums