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“Industrial Town”. This name totally fits
the description of Tampere, the second largest town in Finland, after the
Greater Helsinki Area. Tampere is not a typical town among the largest Finnish
towns, i.e. it has 2 places which can be considered as a city center. The first
one is, perhaps, the railroad station, which is not something to be symbolic,
and the second one is the actual city center. However, speaking of the symbols
of Tampere, the Näsinneula Tower is one of the most recognizable symbols of the
town.