Tampere is located at the interface of two lakes (Nasijarvi and Pyhajarvi), where one overflows in the other. Tampere is after Helsinki and Espoo the third largest city (200 000 pop.) of the country.

Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko) By Lars Sonck (Kallio Church in Helsinki) in the style of the Finnish National Romanticism built in 1907.

Keskustori Here are the Town Hall (1890), the Municipal Theater and a wooden church (1824) with a freestanding tower.

Orthodox Church It looks between many modern buildings of the city quite exotic. Built in 1899, it is the only neobyzantinische church in northern Europe with the largest church bells of Finland.

Pyynikki Recreation area west of the center on one of the highest moraines of Finland with stunning views over the lakes.

shopping Hameenkatu is the main shopping street in Tampere. It leads over the main square with the market

food                                                                                                                                                                           Astor A pearl among the restaurants of Tampere. Mainly regional products such as reindeer and fish. Every evening music. Alexis Kiven Katu 26                                                                                                                                                               Nasinneula Revolving restaurant on the lookout tower (124 m) in the amusement park Sarkanniemi. Sarkanniemi                            Vohvelikahvila The smallest stonehouse of the city you'll be greeted with hearty dishes and sweet treats. Ojakatu 2

where to stay                                                                                                                                                             Hotel Iltatahti The centrally located "Evening Star" offers a friendly, homey atmosphere. 90 rooms. Tuomiokirkonkatu 19                Hotel Victoria The house has an indoor pool and offers sites for caravans. 72 rooms. Itsenaisyydenkatu 1