It's ok, but not really that interesting, if you aren't interested in the subject. Might be a tad bit tricky to find. More

A very small museum but a must see if visiting Tampere, Lenin spent some time in Tampere when exiled from Russia. More

I didn't enjoy the museum at all, thinking that I could have saved the 5 Euros per person and parking and just read the information and looked at pictures online. However, my husband really enjoyed it. His point of view follows -- For me, the museum was a selection of mental morsels to feed my interest and learn more about... More

Although this place is quite small, it is packed with amazing stuff for anyone interested in the Soviet Union. There is a play area with toys and colouring books to keep small children entertained while you look around. It must be said, the gift shop is amazing. All sorts of bizarre Lenin related stuff, including gift bags plastered with his... More

You wouldn't think that Tampere would have so much history and culture but it seems to have without shoving it in your face. It's subtle and at times difficult to find much like the Lenin Museum itself which I found hard to find but well worth the search! The Museum is right on the side of a main road in... More

I did not like it at all. It seems an exibition made by scholars kids with copy of letters and pictures glue on big sheets of paper. Everything was writen in finnish, or russian. It´s small, and all information presented can be read as well on internet. The fee of 5 euros is too much for what it is really More

A very dedicated team of people (mostly volunteers) have kept this tiny museum in perfect condition for many years. We were quite taken aback by the apparently favorable light in which Lenin and Soviet history were shown, until we spoke to one of the staff who explained that the museum was set up in the period when the USSR still... More