Finlayson Centre Review

The textile mill was founded by Scottish industrialist Finlayson in the 19th century and was the first building in Nordic Europe to use electric lighting. The red brick structure is still intact and the interior has been transformed into restaurants, bars, shops and cinemas. With lots of art studios, museums, restaurants and cafes, it is a great place to spend time.

Very old neighborhood, now there are various handmade fairs, Vapriikki Museum, Finlayson Church, cinema, the editor of Finland's second largest newspaper Aamulehti, a literary distribution center. The autumn scenery is particularly beautiful.

The artistic atmosphere is very good, built in the old factory building, now art shops and cafes, many sculptures worth taking pictures, etc.

This is a very famous neighborhood in Tampere, next to the central square, built in the old factory building, there are shopping malls, art galleries, restaurants, cinemas, etc., the popular neighborhood is worth visiting

It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the central square. The red brick exterior wall building already has its name. It is no longer a factory inside, it has been converted into a shopping mall and there are many restaurants. On the whole, he is no different from other shopping malls, and the interior is not distinctive.