| At the beginning of the 19th century Viikinsaari island was
owned by Pirkkala Nuoliala village’s Nikkilä farm and
it was called Kaidesaari island. The story tells that the widowed
matron known as too fond of the bottle sold the island to the owner
of Viikki manor for the price of a jug of liquor. As she was finishing
the “sale” she said “There goes Kaidesaari island”.
Since the island became a part of Viikki manor it was named Viikinsaari
island.
Viikinsaari island’s restaurant was designed by an architect
Lambert Petterson and built in 1900 after the 1st and 2nd restaurant
buildings had been destroyed in fires. One of the oldest restaurants
in Tampere, 240 seated, good quality summer restaurant Viikinsaari
is suitable for even bigger occasions. Restaurant has 140 seats
indoors which are divided into a dining room (90 seats) and a veranda
(50 seats), and 98 seats on terrace. Tasty food is served daily
at fully-licensed restaurant, lunch, à la carte and terrace
menus available. There is also a special menu for children and restaurant
is suitable for the disabled. Restaurant is fit for hosting different
kind of events, parties, meetings and corporate functions. Restaurant
hosts many weddings in summertime for which the island and its milieu
offer an amazing setting.
Viikinsaari island has also a kiosk which offers soft drinks, sweets,
ice cream and grill food.
Domestic animals not allowed in island Viikinsaari.
Unfortunately our company does not have parking spaces available
in the harbours. Parking available only in the public parking lots. |