The Lenin Museum
Lenin Museum takes visitors on a fascinating journey to the history that Finland and Russia share.
Museum tells about the shared past of Finland and the Soviet Union in a touching and memorable way. The new museum is both serious and entertaining at the same time. A Soviet joke jukebox will make everyone laugh and startling wax figures of Stalin and Lenin offer a memorable spot for selfie pictures. A scale model of Stalin´s gulag camp reminds of the years of terror and horror, and the fate of dissidents in the past and present Russia is not forgotten either.
Lenin Museum is located at the Worker's Hall of Tampere and it is known as a Birthplace of the Soviet Union. At this same hall Lenin and Stalin met for the first time in 1905. This meeting had world historically significant consequences. These two decided to make the Russian Revolution, create the Soviet Union and let Finland become independent.
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Museum contact details
The Lenin Museum
Hämeenpuisto 28, 33200 Tampere
010 420 9222
Admission fees
8 / 6 €
Alle 18 v ilmaiseksi
Payment methods
Maksuvälineenä käyvät myös Tyky-Kuntoseteli+, Smartum Liikunta- ja kulttuuriseteli sekä Virikeseteli
Opening hours
Valtioneuvoston päätöksen mukaisesti valtion ja kuntien museot ovat suljettuina 13. huhtikuuta saakka. Yksityisen ja kolmannen sektorin toimijoiden suositellaan toimivan samoin.
Museum exhibitions
Accessibility [the criteria]
- Accessible toilet
- Guided tours for special groups by request
- Induction loop
- Restricted accessibility: Kysy erikoiskulkureittiä. Henkilökunta ohjaa.
Facilities
Guided tours
Guidance by appointment available in English and Russian.
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