The Worker Housing Museum

Amuri is located in the Tampere region of Finland, built in the 19th century, originally a worker's residence at the Finlayson factory. It is now a museum that shows the living conditions of workers in the early 20th century.

There are original places 4 and 5 apartments located opposite the yard of the house. There you can observe a person can live in a small space. Each room has a very detailed description and story.

The house here is lived by early workers, very simple, the interior of the house is very few, a wooden bed, a table and chair.

This pile of old factories that reflect the working class life is now a museum, and you can see from it the poor accommodation conditions and the history of the exploitation of workers at that time. The buildings built in more than a dozen different styles in different periods reflect the traditional architectural decoration style of the Nordic region in the 19th century, and are also an artwork.

The Workers' Housing Museum is a lot of wooden houses. It used to be a state-owned unit. The housing has been transformed into a museum.