What to See at Hiedanranta
Manor Café Mielihyvin
Maintained by Sopimusvuori ry, the café offers sweet and savoury pastries, refreshments and ice cream. The café also organises small-scale events, community meetings and exhibitions. In addition to salaried staff, the café employs customers of rehabilitative work.
Opening hours
Tue-Sun 11 AM to 5 PM
Closed on Mondays
Address: Lielahti Manor, Tehdaskartanonkatu 38
The Manor Cafe’s Facebook page
Picture: Pasi Tiitola
Gallery Muuntotila
Gallery Muuntotila is a contemporary art gallery at Lielahti Manor coordinated in cooperation by the City of Tampere’s Cultural Affairs and Rajataide Association. Exhibition application rounds are organised once a year based on an open search. The free-of-charge exhibition space and open-minded curating present an opportunity for brave experiments.
During the winter season, Gallery Muuntotila gives space to the Meanwhile Use Scheme.
Address: Lielahti Manor, Tehdaskartanonkatu 38
Street Art Park
The Street Art Park features graffiti and murals from more than 200 artists from more than 20 countries and four continents. The works of art in the area cover around 3,000 m2, which makes it the largest graffiti and street art park in Finland.
Come Enjoy
Hiedanranta is also the home of many different services from hobbies to arts and culture. Come to events, try out a skateboard, exercise, enjoy street art or shop arts and crafts supplies! Here are a few examples of the offering:
Kenneli D.I.Y is Finland’s largest concrete indoor skatepark for skaters of all ages. Pirkanmaan Kaarikoirat has expanded the skatepark also outdoors. The new skating facilities can be found at Muovitehdas (“plastic factory”) at Tehdaskartanonkatu 16.
The Sellupuisto disc golf course encompasses nine courses, and it is suitable for both beginners and more experienced enthusiasts.
Photograph: Laura Vanzo / Visit Tampere
Guided Tours
You can order guided Hiedanranta tours subject to a charge from Tampere Tourist Guides.
The district of the future full of history
The guided tour of Hiedanranta introduces the history, current status and future use of the district and its buildings, such as the imposing manor and old mill properties. The tour also presents the future Hiedanranta district that is planned to become a modern city district of more than 20,000 residents and 10,000 jobs by 2050 where new innovations of the circular economy and sustainable development will flourish. The tour starts and ends at Lielahti Manor (Tehdaskartanonkatu 38). Duration 1.5 hrs or as agreed.
Hiedanranta – Lielahti of the Nottbeck family
The owners of the Finlayson factory left their mark on the history of Tampere but also on Lielahti where they had an impressive manor and a farm. How can the Nottbeck era be seen in Hiedanranta today?
Tour orders:
Elämys DMC
tampere@elamysgroup.com
Tel: +358 9 2510 2096, Mon-Thu 9 AM to 5 PM, Fri 9 AM to 4 PM