Worker housing museum Siren’s cottage and Isonkiven-Järvinen house; relocation buildings from the Koskenmäki Workers’ Area south of Nokianvirta. Featuring the homes of people working in factories in an industrialized locality on both sides of 19th and 20th century art. Located at the corner of Nokian highway and Yrittäjänkatu street. Hinttala, Nokianvaltatie 5 Local History Museum … Nokia Museums
Metsärinne Home Museum is located in the Ania village of Pirkkala. The place is a lush and atmospheric traditional yard consisting of several buildings of different ages. The east end of the building has a baking room, while the west end has a hall, a chamber and a small workshop. The rooms are beautifully decorated … Metsärinne Home Museum
Hydroelectric power plant in Nokia offers both industrial and nature filming locations.
Little Venice or Pikku-Venetsia is a unique and picturesque neighborhood in Pirkkala, where the houses are built on an artificial peninsula on the lake.
Lamminpää is a neighborhood in the western part of Tampere, with a number of attractions, like the Blessing Chapel and Cemetery. Lamminpää has its own school and also a library. The Lamminpää sports field is the most important sports area in the area. The Horha Ski Area is also nearby. There is also Lamminpää Hotel, … Lamminpää Area
There are a total of six buildings in the outdoor museum yard, the most important of which is Vänrikki Stool’s hut. The museum buildings display objects of the past life. The school museum was one of the first of its kind. The School Museum opened in 1991 when Veli Salin combined the collected school material … Kuru Outdoor and School Museum
Knuutila is located in the Nokianvirta estuary, one of the oldest permanently inhabited places in Pirkanmaa. Knuutila Manor is owned by the City of Nokia and managed by the Siuro Society. The manor was called Niemenpää in the 15th century. There is plenty of documented information about Pentti Lydekenpoika Djäknik (who died about 1460), who … Knuutila Manor
Kintulammi is a great – newly updated – nature destination with trails, duckboards, lean-to’s and signposts. It is situated 20 km from the city centre of Tampere, in the Teisko-Aitolahti district.
Completed in 1929-30, built by Eduard Polón, the head of the rubber factory, with his own resources, for leisure and hobbies of his own factory workers. Even today, Kerhola is in similar use. The hall has been a military hospital, just like the kindergarten building across the road. Nowadays there is a lot of space … Kerhola
Kehräsaari is a commercial and business center in the Nalkala district between Laukontori marketplace and Koskikeskus shopping center. Kehräsaari has once been an island, which has first worked as a needle factory and then as a spinning mill. Photos: Heikki Kiiski Photos