Wismari staadion

Tallinna VS Sport leased the plot from a German school in 1916 and built a pitch with a running track and stands, known simply as VS Sport'i väljak, or Spordi väljak. A 1932 reconstruction added a velodrome around the pitch, and the ground became Tallinna Velodroom; the cycling track lasted until 1935, after which the site took its current name from the street outside.

Tallinna Sport played here from 1916 to 1944. The record attendance dates to 30 September 1923, when 4,000 people watched Estonia beat Finland 2:1 in a friendly. A year earlier, the same number had turned out for an exhibition match between actors from Tallinn's theatres.

The surface changed to artificial turf in a 2014 rebuild costing €250,000, funded jointly by the Estonian Football Association, the City of Tallinn and the club. The resurfaced pitch reopened on 9 November 2014 with an Esiliiga B fixture between Legion and FC Elva.