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District: City Centre
Super SaverPopular
A child friendly option just across from the railway station, near shopping areas and golf.
Very Good8.2
(795 reviews)
District: City Centre
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A prominent landmark in the heart of town, with easy access to services, culture, and nightlife.
Very Good8.3
(559 reviews)
District: City Centre
Super SaverPopular
Strategically located next to the train station and a short walk from shopping opportunities, with good relaxation facilities.
Very Good8.2
(1,068 reviews)
District: City Centre
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A good base for exploring Tampere, about 500 metres from Tampere Hall and the bus station.
Good7.9
(1,348 reviews)
District: City Centre
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A business hotel in the heart of the vibrant downtown area of Tampere, near attractions and the lakes.
Very Good8.2
(453 reviews)
District: Pyynikki
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Just 10 minutes from central Tampere and the train station, near many attractions, great for families with children.
Good7.8
(605 reviews)
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Introduction to Tampere, Finland
People began to gather near the Tammerkoski rapids which run through the present day Finnish city of Tampere during the 7th century. Today, this city between the Nasijarvi and Pyhajarvi lakes, 170kms north of Helsinki, is Finland's third-largest and the biggest inland city in all of the Nordic nations. The city received its nickname, Manse, after Manchester in Great Britain, and the two cities share similar industrial histories. Although most local factories have been closed for at least 50 years, their distinctive red-brick buildings still stand and have been converted to restaurants, offices or Tampere hotels. No building here, however, is older than the old Messukyla church, an unheated structure whose oldest corners are from the 1400s. The city's most unique museums are the world's first spy museum, a Lenin museum and the Amuri Museum of Workers' Housing, which depicts how the city's 19th century workers lived. The Nasinneula tower and its revolving restaurant overlook Sarkanniemi Adventure Park, where attractions include a dolphinarium.Visit our Tampere Travel Guide
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