Lenin Museum

The Lenin Museum in Tampere is still worth visiting. This is the house Lenin lived in when he came to Tampere, Finland. Now the museum has been built. There are still a lot of things in it.

It's very good, though it's really not big. The display is compact and delicate, and the video clips are also very good. The details are interesting. Lenin used to work in that building, which contained Chinese explanatory materials, but the number of Chinese messages on the signature spectrum was far less than that of the Japanese,,,.

When Lenin came to Tampere to seek support, he lived there for some time. It was in this house that Lenin and Stalin first met in 1905. The museum shows the scene of his work and life here, which is the only Lenin Museum in Europe outside the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

The Lenin Museum is located in the Tampere Workers'Building. It collects and exhibits Lenin's revolutionary relics. There are tables and chairs where Lenin wrote The State and the Revolution. The statue of Lenin stands in the museum. It is said that Khrushchev, the former leader of the Soviet Union, visited the museum.

The study and office that Lenin lived here in those days have been preserved, which is very memorable. The area is not large enough to be seen in a short time.