Nasinneula Observation Tower, Finland
From series “Elegant Architectural Structures for Fans of Skywalks”Year: 1971. Height: 168 meters.
The highest observation tower in Scandinavian countries is situated in Finland. Nasinneula tower is a true historical landmark. It was built in 1971. Now it is the highest observation tower, not only in Finland, but also in Scandinavia. The tower height is 168 meters, that makes it the tallest free-standing building in the country.
The tower is located in a beautiful park. There is a number of great attractions for fans of extreme sports, including an inverted roller coaster close to the sight. The Nasinneula Tower is located in one of the quietest and most picturesque areas of Tampere, on the shores of the lake. There is a magnificent viewing platform on a top of the tower, the rise to which will be an unforgettable experience. The building is equipped with a high-speed elevator that lifts passengers to the observation deck in just 32 seconds.
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Fuel station: 'Teboil' in 0.25 km
Supermarket: 'Christmas Market' in 0.57 km
Parking: 'Finnpark Anttila' in 0.88 km
Apotheek: 'Tampereen Kirkko-Apteekki' in 0.92 km
Police station: 'Tampereen pääpoliisiasema' in 2.07 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'Ravintola Näsinneula' in 0.13 km
Railway station: 'Tampereen Rautatieasema' in 1.85 km
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