A great museum. Much to do with children
IMO the best Museum in Tamperegames development exhibition and dolls were not only quirky but really interesting. Excellent value for money as tickets are cheap and you'll be occupied for hours. Highly recommended
Very good exhibitions, both temporary and permanent ones. My favourite permanent ones are the Game Museum and the Stone Museum.
Museum complex of Tampere. Always few exhibitions, always something interesting for kids. A family can spend there the whole day, learning things. Nice restaurant and souvenir shop.
The video game museum is absolutely amazing for anyone with an interest. They have rooms set up from different decades, with a working games console you can play, toys, magazines/books you can read, and interior decorations, all from the era. It's basically like going into a bedroom or living room from the past. Fantastic.
One of the best museum centers that I have ever visited. Small and manageable, but has many great small museums and exhibitions. The Finnish Museum of Games is a worthy visit even by itself.
With a picturesque location beside the Tammerkoski rapids, Vapriikki is a museum centre that offers things to see and do for the whole family. We host about a dozen exhibitions each year, with varied themes, including history, technology, and natural sciences. Vapriikki is also home to the Natural History Museum of Tampere, the Media Museum Rupriikki, the Mineral Museum, the Finnish Hockey Hall of Fame, the Doll Museum, Postal Museum and The Finnish Museum of Games. Our visitors are served by museum restaurant Valssi and the Vapriikki museum shop, which offers a wide selection of books, gifts, and souvenirs. Vapriikki is housed in the old Tampella factory hall, whose oldest parts date back to the 1880s. The largest exhibition hall, a hundred metres long and 16 metres high, was built in the 1910s–1920s. Vapriikki opened to the public in 1996, and the building was fully ready as a museum in 2000. The total floor area of the museum centre is approximately 14,000 m2, half of which is devoted to exhibition facilities and premises open to the public.
Great and diverse place to see a lot of stuff. Kids get in for free.
Finnish Game Museum is a must-see place. There are themed rooms decorated in the style of 80's, 90's with interactive exhibits and games - even a full playable arcade with many free old game cabinets.
The Finnish game museum is very nice and has lots of games to try and play with or without friends. I strongly recommend checking it out!
Awesome exhibitions. Especially Finnish civil war exhibition, which is permanent exhibition. Also Finnish game museum resides here, which is also permanent.