Tampere｜61° north latitude, it is a frozen winter.

Tampere, a city located in southwestern Finland, is the largest inland city in Northern Europe and one of Finland's railway hubs and most important industrial areas. It is situated between Lake Nessi and Lake Bihar and has a rich historical background and a unique industrial heritage. 🏭 Tampere was once world-famous for its wood, textile, metal and other industries. Today, these former factory buildings have been transformed into leisure centers such as shops, restaurants, and cinemas. Walking on the streets of Tampere, you can feel the unique charm of this city's perfect fusion of history and modernity. 🏛️ Every year, Tampere hosts a variety of cultural events such as drama festivals, jazz festivals and film festivals, attracting many domestic and foreign tourists. In addition, Tampere also has a variety of museums, such as Finland's only Lenin Museum and Moomin Museum, where tourists can gain an in-depth understanding of Finland's history and culture while enjoying the beautiful scenery. 🌳 Tampere is surrounded by forests and lakes. In winter, these natural landscapes are covered with snow, bringing tourists a fairy-tale winter world. In the city center, towering buildings and modern facilities demonstrate the prosperity and vitality of the city.