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Plevna

Plevna is a former industrial building located in the neighbourhood of Finlayson in central Tampere, Finland, hosting a Finnkino movie theatre, the brewery restaurant Plevna and the Koskipanimo microbrewery. The building was designed by architects Georg Gunliffe and F. L. Calonius for the textile manufacturer Finlayson Oy and built from 1876 to 1877. It housed the largest weaving hall in the Nordic countries upon completion, holding 1200 power looms.

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Finnkino Plevna
Itäinenkatu 4
DoCinema
Cinema Plevna
1653 seats divided into ten halls. The largest room has 495 seats a 136 m2 screen. All halls have been made to meet the latest quality standards. Plevna shows mainstream movies in their original language with subtitles.
Wheelchair accessible
DrinkBrewery
Koskipanimo Oy
Itäinenkatu 8
Drink
Panimoravintola Plevna
Plevna Brewery Pub & Restaurant is a true Tampere institution in an 135-year-old weaving hall, which saw the first electric light bulbs in Nordic countries in 1882. The pub is named after a Balkan town where men from Finlayson cotton mills fought alongside Russian troops in the Russo-Turkish War. They serve hearty traditional meals accompanied with their own delicious microbrews, with more sausages and sauerkraut than you can shake a mug at. Try, for example, the arguably best Finnish beer, Siperia Imperial Stout, with hearty mustamakkara blood sausage.
Mon 11:00–23:00, Tue–Thu 11:00–01:00, Fri Sat 11:00–02:00, Sun 12:00–23:00Limited wheelchair access · Brews its own beer · Vegan options