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Coordinates:61°29′45″N23°46′55″E / 61.49583°N 23.78194°E /61.49583; 23.78194

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Concert hall and congress centre in Tampere, Finland

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Tampere Hall
Finnish:Tampere-talo Swedish:Tammerforshuset
Tampere Hall in June 2014
Location within Finland
General information
Architectural style	Postmodernism
Location	Sorsapuisto
Coordinates	61°29′45″N23°46′55″E / 61.49583°N 23.78194°E /61.49583; 23.78194
Completed	29 September 1990
Owner	City of Tampere
Technical details
Floor area	31,718 m² (341,410 sq ft)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Sakari Aartelo andEsa Piironen
Main contractor	A. Puolimatka Oy & YIT

TheTampere Hall (Finnish:Tampere-talo;Swedish:Tammerforshuset) is the largestcongress centre in theNordic countries,^[1]^[2] located in the southern edge ofSorsapuisto, in the centre ofTampere,Finland. It was inaugurated on September 29, 1990.^[3] Opposite of the Tampere Hall is the main building of theUniversity of Tampere, and theTampere railway station is only half a kilometre away. The seating capacity of the main auditorium is 1,756.^{[citation needed]}

Due to its central location, Tampere Hall hosts many small fairs and conventions, including the first everFinncon in Tampere. The event with the largest number of visitors to Tampere Hall is Tracon, the annual role-playing and animecosplay event.^[4] The Tampere Opera and theTampere Philharmonic Orchestra are also based there.^[5]

The managing director of the Tampere Hall is Paulina Ahokas.^[6]Kalervo Kummola served as the managing director from 2004 to 2011.^[7] Previous managing directors have included Carl Öhman, andKaarina Suonio.^[8]

As of the year 2015, the Tampere Hall has been chosen as the best congress venue in Finland seven times.^[9]