Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 14,000
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
🏟️ Address: Veikkaus Arena, Areenankuja 1, Helsinki, 00240, Finland Directions in Google Maps
Hartwall Arena is located in the West Pasila area of Helsinki, at the intersection of Veturitie and Hakamäentie. Hartwall Arena is easily accessible by car, train, bus, tram, metro, and taxi.
By car, the easiest way to reach Hartwall Arena is from the Lahti highway (E18) via the Koskelantie crossing, or from the Hämeenlinna highway (E12) via Ruskeasuo.
Cars can be parked at the Hartwall Arena indoor parking garage. The indoor parking fee is normally 12€ per parking/day. In case there are several events during the day, the payment is 12€ per event. Prepare to pay with cash during cold weather.
Hartwall Arena guests may also use the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre’s parking area for 12€ per day (the parking area is open to Hartwall Arena guests during events). It’s just around a 200 m (2 min) walk from the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre’s parking area to Hartwall Arena. Parking fees at the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre may be paid in cash or with most bank payment cards.
Parking for guests with a disabled parking permit is located on the 4th floor of Hartwall Arena.
Please note that parking on Areenankuja is not allowed.
From the city centre, you can take bus services 23 and 69 which stop near the venue.
Imala Train Station is just a 650 m (8 min) walk from the arena offering services into the centre of Helsinki. Tram lines 7A and 7B stop near the arena too.
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