Stockmann, Tampere

The Tampere Stockmann, as seen from Hämeenkatu.

The Tampere Stockmann department store is Finland's second oldest department store, located in the centre of Tampere. In terms of sales, it is the third biggest Stockmann department store, after the Helsinki centre and Tapiola stores. It moved to its current quarters on Hämeenkatu near the Tampere railway station in 1981.

Stockmann Tampere by floors

The bottom floor has the Stockmann Herkku food store, ATM and an Alko store.
The first floor has a barber's shop, ladies' clothing, footwear and underwear; a kiosk with magazine sales; cosmetics; Robert's Coffee and jewellery.
The second floor has men's clothing and footwear, bags and children's clothing and footwear.
The third floor has a Fazer Café café-restaurant, domestic textiles, domestic equipment, gifts, glass and porcelain, an Expert electronics store, household supplies, sports equipment, plants and bedsheets, customer service point, garden equipment and a currency exchange Forex.

1957, 1965: Stockmann's first "local department store" was opened at Hämeenkatu in Tampere, and significantly expanded in 1965.
1981: The store moved to the other end of Hämeenkatu.
1999–2000: The store expanded significantly and gained an entirely new floor of space.
2014: The store expanded once more significantly to another building.

Fatal error: The format of the coordinate could not be determined. Parsing failed.

This article "Stockmann, Tampere" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Stockmann, Tampere. Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.