5 Reasons to Shoot in Tampere Region

Tampere’s strength lies in its adaptable and easily accessible filming locations, including modern urban landscapes, lush lake nature, and red-brick industrial heritage. Below you can find more info of our city, for more detailed locations, please contact us directly.

1. Four Seasons

Finland’s four seasons provide versatile filming conditions all year round. From vibrant autumn colors and snowy winter landscapes to lush spring scenery and bright summer days, Tampere offers a wide range of visual settings without the need for long-distance travel.

Average temperatures by season:

Autumn:
41 – 50 °F
5 °C to 10 °C

Winter:
Average 23 °F with temperatures dropping to as low as –4 °F
-5 °C to -20 °C

Spring:
37 – 54 °F
3 °C to 12 °C

Summer:
Average 64 °F reaching up to 77 °F
17 °C to 25 °C

2. Short Distances

Getting from one location to another in Tampere is quick and easy. You can move from an urban cityscape to a forest setting in a matter of minutes, helping save both time and production costs. Tampere is also easily accesible from all around Europe, and about a 2-hour drive from Finland’s capital Helsinki.

3. Diverse Filming Locations

Surrounded by two large lakes, Tampere offers a wide variety of filming environments, including vibrant cityscapes, parks, forests, waterfronts, industrial sites, and modern architecture. The region provides locations suitable for any type of production.

4. Easily Accessible Location

Located in the heart of Finland, Tampere is easy to reach by road, rail, and air. Getting around the city is smooth and efficient, and local stakeholders work closely together to support film and TV productions.

5. Complimentary Location Scouting Service

We help productions find the perfect filming locations by offering a complimentary location scouting service for 1-3 days within Tampere region. Get in touch, and we’ll contact you with a local professional fixer to find the best locations for you.

For more information: niina.virtanen@businesstampere.com

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