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Spy Museum

The Spy Museum is a private museum of espionage founded by Teppo Turja in 1998, on the ground floor of the former Finlayson cotton mill in the centre of Tampere. It shows equipment for eavesdropping, secret writing and surveillance, and tells the stories of spies such as Kim Philby, Mata Hari and Richard Sorge. Visitors can also take an agent test.

When to go

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Mon12:00–18:00

Tue12:00–18:00

Wed12:00–18:00

Thu12:00–18:00

Fri12:00–18:00

Sat12:00–18:00

Sun12:00–18:00

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