Tegera Arena

Tegera Arena is a modern multipurpose arena in Leksand, best known as a major ice hockey venue but also used for concerts, shows and other large indoor events. For sporting events it can accommodate around 7,650 spectators, combining seated and standing areas, while the arena floor can be adapted to different layouts for other types of events.

The interior is designed for large sports and entertainment productions, with stands offering good views of the arena floor, a powerful sound system, video screens and numerous kiosks, bars and food-service facilities. The relatively compact seating configuration can create an intense atmosphere during ice hockey games, while the adaptable floor makes the venue suitable for concerts and events in a variety of formats.

The arena is located at Arenavägen, Leksand, Sweden. Parking is available directly beside the complex, with additional spaces within a short walk, making access to the entrances convenient for visitors arriving by car. For broader information about public transport and getting around Leksand, see the city guide below.

Leksand, located on the shore of Lake Siljan in Dalarna County, is one of Sweden's more recognizable destinations for sports, concerts and traditional gatherings. Although the town is compact, its event calendar has strong regional importance, while Tegera Arena stands out in particular as a centre for ice hockey and major indoor events. Leksand combines the atmosphere of a smaller Scandinavian town with infrastructure capable of accommodating thousands of visitors, making it suitable for both sports weekends and trips connected with concerts or other events.

The main transport hub is Leksand resecentrum, or Leksand railway station, which lies on the Morastrand–Sala railway line operated by Tåg i Bergslagen, with connections towards Mora, Rättvik, Borlänge and Sala. Local and regional Dalatrafik buses connect central Leksand with surrounding communities and other parts of Dalarna. Thanks to the town's compact layout, many locations are easily accessible on foot or by a short local connection, making it straightforward to reach Tegera Arena and other event venues without complicated transfers.

Before or after an event, it is worth taking a walk along the shore of Lake Siljan, stopping at Leksands kyrka on Kyrkudden or visiting Hildasholm, a historic estate with gardens beside the lake. In the town centre, Stortorget and the surrounding streets provide a pleasant place for a break, while the Gropen area is one of the recognizable spaces associated with local traditions and gatherings. The combination of the lake, historic architecture, Dalarna's traditional landscape and a strong sporting culture gives Leksand additional appeal for visitors who want to combine an event with discovering this part of Sweden.