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The Amur region was built in the 1860s as a residential area for the working population. The name of the area comes from a current parable of the era: Finnish emigrants left for the distant Amur country in Russia at that time. The new district was also located far from the center and factories by the standards of the time.
It consisted of intact blocks of wooden houses, which were smaller than the rest of the city. The houses were one-story. Amur workers' apartments were typically apartments with a shared kitchen, where two or four rooms shared a kitchen. One family always lived in one room. The apartment buildings were often designed by master builders from Tampere.
In the 1960s, Amur's wooden houses were demolished and apartment buildings were built in their place. One block was spared and turned into a workers' museum. Its apartments were decorated to look like workers' apartments from different eras of the period 1880−1970.
There is plenty of services closby the apartment such as restaurants, grocery stores, small businesses etc. The walking distance to main square of Tampere is also just a couple of minutes. You'll find all the services of Tampere downtown closby the apartment.

There is several bus stops and a tram line close to the apartment. The walking distance to the downtown is also a couple of minutes. You can easily get to the apartment from railway station or bus station by tram, bus or taxi. We suggest using Google Maps in order to navigate to the apartment.