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Amurin museokortteli (Amuri Museum of Workers' Housing) in Tampere, Finland, allows visitors to explore the homes of working-class residents and experience the life stories of their fictional...read more about Amuri Museum of Workers' Housing
The Emil Aaltonen Museum is an industrial and art museum housed in Pyynikinlinna, a villa built in 1924 in Tampere, Finland. The museum showcases the life and legacy of Emil Aaltonen (1869–1949), a...read more about Emil Aaltonen museum
The biggest ice hockey museum in Europe presents the history of ice hockey in Finland and elsewhere. The museum is situated in new premises at Museum Centre Vapriikki.
One of the oldest private museums in Finland, right in the heart of Tampere. Art from the 1630's to modern days, along with treasures by goldsmith Kustaa Hiekka.
The Moomin Museum is an experiential art museum for Moomin fans and art lovers of all ages. Visit the world’s only Moomin Museum and discover the wit, wisdom, warmth and adventure of the Moomin...read more about Moomin Museum
Home to seven museums and changing exhibitions, Museum Center Vapriikki offers things to do and see for the whole family. Vapriikki is also home to the Natural History Museum of Tampere, the...read more about Museum Centre Vapriikki
Experience the glamorous lifestyle of the Nottbeck family, the owners of the famous Finlayson cotton mill. History, fashion and design in the beautiful 19th century manor house.
Finland’s only police museum is open to everyone! The Police Museum is located in the Tampere suburb of Hervanta. Anyone may enter free of charge. The main exhibition is the first public exhibition...read more about Police Museum
The collection of paintings, sculptures and prints by Finnish and foreign artists, mainly works from the 1960’s and 1970’s. Changing exhibitions mainly of modern international art.
Themes from art history and phenomena of contemporary art in both its Finnish and international exhibitions.
The Finnish Labour Museum Werstas is the biggest museum in Finland which have free admission. It offers an overview of the history of the industrial era, worker population and civil society from...read more about The Finnish Labour Museum Werstas
The Finnish Museum of Games tells the story of the Finnish gaming culture. At the museum visitors get to try games from different time periods in authentic environments.
In this very same building in 1905 Lenin and Stalin met for the first time with the consequences that changed the world. The Lenin Museum takes you on a fascinating journey to the shared past of...read more about The Lenin Museum