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Download Details Finlaysoninkuja, Finlaysoninkuja 9, Tampere, Finland View this office online at: https://www.newofficeeurope.com/details/serviced-offices-finlaysoninkuja-9-t ampere These pleasant and comortable offices have recently been renovated to provide a fully serviced office environment in a period building. Facilities provided include meeting rooms and 24 hour security. The office windows give spectacular views of the courtyard or Tammerkoski River, and there is a kitchen on site for you to use. Transport links Nearest railway station: Tampere Nearest road: Nearest airport: Key features 24 hour access Access to multiple centres nation-wide Access to multiple centres world-wide AV equipment Close to railway station Conference rooms High-speed internet (dedicated) IT support available Meeting rooms Period building Reception staff Security system Shower cubicles Town centre location Location Located in the old industrial area of Tampere, the centre is easily accessible by road, with bus stops nearby. Tampere- Pirkkala Airport is only twenty minutes away, and other nearby amenities include museums, restaurants and hotels. Points of interest within 1000 metres Plevna (parking) - 123m from business centre Tyonpuisto (park) - 201m from business centre Aleksandra Siltanen's Park (park) - 205m from business centre Jack the Rooster (restaurant) - 249m from business centre Finlaysonin kirkko (place of worship) - 266m from business centre Keskikosken voimalaitos (power generator) - 270m from business centre Sokos Hotel Tammer (hotel) - 297m from business centre Tammer Park (park) - 353m from business centre Old Library Park (park) - 367m from business centre Old Church (place of worship) - 408m from business centre Ylakosken Voimalaitos Finlayson (power generator) - 41m from business centre Vohvelikahvila (cafe) - 413m from business centre Pikku Kakkosen puisto (playground) - 422m from business centre Koskipuisto (park) - 437m from business centre Hameen museo (museum) - 444m from business centre Pikkupalatsi (attraction) - 454m from business centre Nasinpuisto (park) - 471m from business centre Helluntaiseurakunta (place of worship) - 497m from business centre Cathedral Park (park) - 517m from business centre Tampere Cathedral (place of worship) - 519m from business centre Central Square (bus station) - 531m from business centre Tampereen klassillinen lukio (school) - 547m from business centre Main Library Metso (library) - 666m from business centre Soukkapuisto (park) - 668m from business centre Alakosken voimalaitos (power generator) - 711m from business centre Posteljooninpuisto (park) - 726m from business centre Leppapuisto (park) - 741m from business centre Trombi (attraction) - 752m from business centre Burgers (fast food) - 762m from business centre Hameenpuisto (park) - 770m from business centre Aikamatto (attraction) - 773m from business centre Tampere railway station (parking) - 797m from business centre Troika (attraction) - 797m from business centre Alexander Church (place of worship) - 806m from business centre Tyovaenmuseo Werstas (museum) - 82m from business centre Tampere (railway station) - 832m from business centre Sarkanniemi (theme park) - 872m from business centre Pyynikki Church Park (park) - 874m from business centre Osmonpuisto lansi (park) - 901m from business centre Sorinaukion leikkikentta (playground) - 923m from business centre Vaino Linnan puisto (park) - 929m from business centre Vapriikki (museum) - 96m from business centre Delfinaario (attraction) - 985m from business centre Rush Hour Tram (artwork) - 992m from business centre Tampere Orthodox Church (place of worship) - 998m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeEurope.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeEurope.com.com/terms-of-service..
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