Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre, Tampere

Name: Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre
Address: Ilmailunkatu 20, Tampere, 33900, Finland
Telephone: +358 20 7701260

#51 among attractions in Tampere

Convention center, Event space

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Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre is an indoor venue in Tampere, Finland. It hosted European Wrestling Championships in 2008. ()

Local name: Tampereen Messu- ja UrheilukeskusOpened: 1985 (39 years ago)Coordinates: 61°27'51"N, 23°43'59"E

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Ilmailunkatu 20Tampere 33900 Finland

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+358 20 7701260

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