Östersunds Sporthall

Ostersunds Sporthall is a functional indoor sports hall in central Östersund, designed primarily for indoor sports, training sessions, competitions and other events. The venue features practical sports architecture and a compact spectator layout that keeps the audience close to the playing area, creating an immediate atmosphere during matches and other programmes. Capacity and internal configurations may vary depending on the type of event.

Inside, the focus is on clear views of the playing surface and the lively acoustics typical of an enclosed sports hall, allowing crowd reactions to carry effectively throughout the venue. Visitors have access to the essential facilities needed for a comfortable event experience, while the hall's compact dimensions make it easy to move between entrances, seating areas and the main sports floor.

The venue is located at Samuel Permans Gata 14, Östersund, Sweden, in an urban area where the entrance can be reached conveniently on foot, with parking options and local public transport stops available nearby. For a broader overview of travelling to Östersund and moving between different parts of the city and its main event venues, see the transport information further down the page.

Östersund, the administrative centre of Jämtland County in central Sweden, is a city where urban culture naturally blends with major sporting and music events. Located on the shores of Lake Storsjön and surrounded by Jämtland’s distinctive landscape, Östersund attracts visitors arriving for football, winter sports, concerts, festivals and cultural programmes. Important event venues include Jämtkraft Arena, Östersund Arena, the Östersunds Skidstadion sports complex and Stortorget in the heart of the city centre. Thanks to the city’s compact layout, restaurants, hotels, shops and numerous services are located relatively close to the main event venues.

Getting to and around Östersund is straightforward thanks to its well-organised transport infrastructure. The main railway station, Östersund Centralstation, connects the city with other parts of Sweden, while Åre Östersund Airport provides convenient access by air. Local transport consists of the Stadsbussarna city buses and Länstrafiken Jämtland regional services, which connect the centre with Frösön, the airport and other parts of the city and surrounding area. Jämtkraft Arena and Östersund Arena are located next to each other in the northern part of the city and can be reached from the centre by public transport, on foot, by taxi or by car, making it easier for visitors to organise their journey to sporting fixtures, concerts and other major events.

Before or after an event, it is worth exploring central Östersund, starting with Stortorget and the surrounding streets with shops, restaurants and characteristic city architecture. A short walk leads towards the shores of Lake Storsjön and Badhusparken, a popular area for walking and enjoying views towards the island of Frösön and Jämtland’s mountain landscape. Frösön offers viewpoints, Frösö kyrka and cultural attractions, while the Jamtli museum provides a deeper insight into the history and heritage of the region. The combination of the lake, city centre, culture and easily accessible arenas makes Östersund a practical and appealing destination for visitors who want to combine their trip with a concert, sporting event or another form of entertainment.