Prisma is a big hypermarket grocery store with everything else on the side…read more From the locations you can find services like mcdonalds, jewelry, laundry, alcohol etc. They have a huge selection on food items and everything related to your home's needs. Price's are your normal Finnish prices but comparing to other supermarkets this must be a bit cheaper than Citymarket or smaller stores like Siwa, Alepa, Sale, S-market or K-market.

This Marimekko is a good sized store, though not as big as the one in Helsinki. While it's easy to…read morefind Marimekko patterned houseware everywhere in Finland this store has mostly clothes, accessories, handbags and more. What delighted my friends and I was their pre-loved section, for gently used items that customers can resell. They actually have an online marketplace where you can sell or buy, though sadly only operates within Finland. I don't know how much customers get for them but it's a nice way of recycling, that seems to go very well with the Finn's attitude to life and environment. My friend got a thin jacket that looks totally like new for 35€. I found some nice dresses but sadly too big for me. : (

This is a community/regional shopping mall located nicely near the heart of the city. It offers…read moremost of the services you would expect, but many brands you probably like are nowhere to be found. In fact, there aren't many brand stores as such. For me, this makes shopping take some unnecessary effort. There is no food court, but there are several restaurants that offer some variety. Again, when shopping for clothes the absence of brand stores is a bit of a problem for me. Other specialist stores, such as book stores, are generally pretty weak with few exceptions. There is a GameStop. There is no real electronics store, but you will at least find all the operator stores (with long lines) here. The parking garage is fairly spacious (with a car wash service that I have never tried) and the mall is easy to access by foot from pretty much any direction. The opening hours are also pretty good. Convenient when the weather is bad. There's an app for Koskikeskus. It looks like it's in Finnish only but there are symbols that should help. May be worth checking out if you can't find your way around the place. Overall, this mall is still okay.

Koskikeskus is the biggest shopping center in Tampere with 90 different stores of all kinds. It has…read moregood opening hours every day of the week and it is easy to find since its near both bus and train station even if it doesnt lie in the main streets of the city. The center lies beside the water that runs trough the city and thats the backround of the center name. Koskikeskus transelated is "center by the riverfalls" I recommend everyone to visit Koskikeskus if you are in Tampere!

The most expensive shop I visited whilst I wasin Tampere for a month!…read moreit is very conveniently located in center city - and has almost everything you'd want from a department store. Keeps the best brands as well -- Hence is also quite expensive. It's not a tourist attraction, just a regular department store - and you get liquor here.

Friendly service with both Finnish and English language from everyone we spoke to. If you're…read morelooking for a place like Best Buy, this is it for Finland. It has everything and more!

beautiful and bright building, in the style of Art Nouveau. there are decent and branded shops,…read moreexcellent coffee, salad bar excellent

There's nothing better than to stroll through the aisles of bargains with quality abs well loved…read moreitems. Selection is vast and you can easily spend over 2 hours. The clerks are very friendly and helpful.

Forget about Vaakon nakki, this is the best grill in Tampere by far! Great food, cheap prices…read more Worth the visit to Lukonmäki.