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Tampere – The City

Tampere is a dynamic and scenic city in southern Finland, nestled between two lakes—Näsijärvi and Pyhäjärvi. Known for its rich industrial heritage and vibrant cultural scene, Tampere offers a unique combination of natural beauty and urban sophistication. The city is divided in two by the Tammerkoski rapids, which define the city center with a national landscape of red-brick buildings and atmospheric lighting.

As the third largest city in Finland, Tampere is home to over 255,000 inhabitants. With a total area of 689 km²—of which 164 km² is water—it provides a perfect setting for walking, exploring, and innovation. 

Tampere’s industrial history is anchored by the Finlayson cotton factory, the first large-scale industrial company in Finland, which helped shape the city's development. Today, Tampere continues to be a hub of technology and innovation, producing world-class breakthroughs that improve everyday life.

The city also stands out as a center for culture, theatre, and design. It is the proud home of the world’s only Moomin Museum and offers a welcoming and accessible atmosphere that blends academic strength, technological excellence, and creative energy.

Tampere is a friendly and accessible destination for both tourists and professionals. Its strong academic and technological ecosystem, paired with a relaxed atmosphere, makes it an ideal location for international conferences and events.

Scandic Rosendahl Conference Center

EOSAM 2026 will be held at the Scandic Rosendahl Conference Center, located in the beautiful lake district of Pyynikki, just a 5-minute drive from the centre of Tampere, in a magnificent natural setting. The venue offers a peaceful setting with modern conference facilities.

The hotel and conference center provide an ideal environment for both focused scientific exchange and informal networking. With walking trails, lake views, and good connections to the city centre, Scandic Rosendahl offers a perfect balance between professional atmosphere and Finnish calmness.

Venue Address

Scandic Rosendahl
Address: Pyynikintie 13, Tampere, Finland

Fly to Tampere

Flights to Helsinki arrive at Helsinki Airport (about 20 km from the city centre of Helsinki) and to Tampere at Tampere-Pirkkala Airport (about 20 km from the city centre of Tampere). For those landing in Helsinki, the most convenient option is to first take the train from the airport to the railway station in Tikkurila and then continue by train to Tampere. Trains run every hour in the daytime, and the journey from Helsinki Airport to Tampere takes about two hours.

Tampere-Pirkkala Airport is located 17 kilometres from the city centre. There is the direct airport bus number 103 running between Tampere-Pirkkala Airport and Tampere city centre. The bus connection is synchronized with flight schedules and the bus passes through the railway station and bus station. Taxis are on call at the taxi stand in front of the airport in accordance with flight schedules.
 

To Tampere by Train

Tampere is easily accessible by train from all over Finland (1,5 h from Helsinki). You can catch the train from Helsinki Airport to Tampere via Tikkurila station.

There are good connections throughout the city from Tampere railway station.

You can catch local buses from Hämeenkatu (the main street) and Rautatienkatu streets, and there’s also a taxi rank in front of the station building.

City bus number 103 operates between the airport and the city centre. You can also take a taxi from the railway station to Tampere-Pirkkala Airport.

Visit https://www.vr.fi for schedules and tickets.
 

To Tampere by Bus

Tampere is within easy reach by bus, and the bus connections within the city are versatile.

Long-distance coaches operate from the Tampere bus station, located at Hatanpään valtatie 5-7.

Onnibus also operates from Tampere – you can find information about the routes and timetables on the Onnibus website.

Matkahuolto provides bus and coach services in Finland. Get updated information about how to get to Tampere by bus from Matkahuolto website.

Additionally, you can get to Tampere from Vilnius by bus. Flixbus started operating between cities in July 2024.
 

Getting around in Tampere

Tampere is a compact city with easy and quick access to the main sights on foot. However, if you don’t feel like walking, Tampere’s public transportation will take you wherever you want to go within the region. Check the bus, tram, and local train timetables and route information on Nysse’s website.