Tampere City Library, Metso Review

Pääkirjasto Metso is Tampere's central library and the largest in the area. The library was designed with the inspiration of a bird called Metso. If you look at the building from a high altitude, it is like Mesto. Fully equipped and elegantly comfortable.

You can apply for a book card on the spot with your passport! Online inquiries and reservation systems are also very convenient. There are a large number of music scores and CDs available for rent in the CD lending area on the second floor. CDs can be taken home and recorded. Don't use them as commercial purposes. There are also pianos and CD machines with AKG high-end headphones that allow you to practice playing music or simply hold it there for an afternoon of classical music. The exterior is very chic, and the bottom floor is the Muming Valley Museum. There are some Chinese books to borrow (Jin Yong novels, comics or something). Mainly to borrow LP and DK travel books.

No money, not many Finns, but the library is large and there are more people, Finns enjoy solitude and quiet life.

The small library, the appearance is chic, the inside is very quiet, the passport can be used to borrow a book card, very convenient.

A famous library, a majestic architectural project.