Finlayson area is a protected historical factory area that can in places be a bit challenging for people with reduced mobility.
Most of the outdoor areas are covered with asphalt. A small portion of the street is covered with natural stone and is located after the Satakunnankatu gate on the southern end of Itäinenkatu, between Siperia and Plevna.
Some of the buildings have mechanical front doors (the doors do not open automatically), or there are some steps or a small threshold in front of the entrance.
Parking places for short-term disability parking are on Itäinenkatu in front of the Mehiläinen medical centre, on Väinö Linna square in front of Werstas and on Finlayssoninkuja.
Exhibition venue at Finlayson, Väinö Linnan aukio 13
The exhibition venue at Finlayson is accessible, with the exception of the Terde space. The exhibition areas are on ground level with no steps, and all spaces are accessible by wheelchair. Our entrance doors do not have automatic openers, but our staff will be happy to assist you. A wheelchair is available to borrow.
An accessible toilet is available on the premises.
Personal assistants are admitted free of charge. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome.
There are no induction loops on the premises.
If you have any questions about accessibility or how to get here, please contact us by phone at +358 41 730 3104 or by email at tamu@tampere.fi.
Haihara Art Centre
There are two steps at the main entrance of the Manor. An accessible ramp is also available. The highest threshold in the building is at the entrance to the hall — 4.5 centimeters. The hall has an echo. The restrooms are located in the manor’s foyer. One of them is accessible.
The accessible route to the Stable goes behind the Coffee Chamber. The threshold at the Stable is 11 centimeters high. The exhibition space has a slight echo. The upper floor is only accessible via stairs. There are two restrooms in the Stable, but they are not accessible. They can be reached from the exhibition space or via an accessible outdoor route.
Access to Coffee Chamber is only via stairs.
Runeberg’s cottage is accessible via a ramp.
There is free parking in the area, but no designated accessible parking spots. However, you may park your car next to the buildings if needed for accessibility.
There are no induction loops in the buildings.