Keskustori

The central square of Tampere is still worth coming. The square is still very large. There are often people performing in the square. Sometimes there are many vendors here to set up stalls and sell items. It feels really interesting to come here.

Tampere is a larger city in Finland except the capital. There are many department stores in the central square. In addition, the city hall, old church, theater, etc. are all around the square. When the weather is good, there will be many people in the square to bask in the sun and feed the pigeons. Not far from the central square is the largest bus hub in Tampere city center, and the traffic is very convenient.

Keskustori (Central Plaza) is the starting point for understanding Tampere, just 5 minutes from the train station and a major urban transport hub. The central square often hosts open-air fairs from time to time. On good weekends, Finns will take out their second-hand goods for sale at home, and often find interesting items at special prices. Around the central square, surrounded by churches, commercial streets, restaurants, museums and other attractions. If you don't go anywhere, sitting in the square and basking in the sun and drinking coffee is also a good choice.

In summer, there will be huge Ferris wheels, rock scenes and all kinds of drunk people. It is a meeting place for various National Day gatherings, Midsummer parties and May Day celebrations. The city government has open seasons and can be consulted on the government public website. There is a Christmas market in winter. The main road of the city is just a road. In summer, you can see the rhythm of people driving various monsters' cars at 1 o'clock in the middle of the night "Zhongxiao East Road walks 9 times".

Very lively place, covered with snow in winter, pedestrians are rushing past. When the spring blossoms, there will be some small shops here, sometimes there will be small concerts, and I have seen a campaign canvassing event.