Varissuon jäähalli

Ice field in an underground hall, skating for the public (no ice hockey) at certain hours when not in other use.

free

Address: Suurpäänkatu 2
Getting there: bus lines 3, 3A and 4
Hours: Mon–Fri 13:45–14:35, Thu also 18:00–18:50, Sun 10:00–10:50
Price: Free
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