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A child playing the traffic game in Pokela, wearing police overalls. Photo The Police Museum.

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  1. Items and images belonging to the Police Museum may also be borrowed by other museums, and through our information service you can receive help regarding matters related to the history of the Police.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/services-offered-to-other-museums
  2. We do not loan or rent uniforms or other items within the Police Museum collections to private persons or other operators.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/item-loans-outside-museums
  3. Take a virtual tour of the Police Museum on your own computer or smartphone.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/virtual-museum
  4. The Police Museum is open to all, free of charge. The museum presents the history and activities of the Finnish police from the Middle Ages to today.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/about-us
  5. Visiting the museum with children Everyone is welcome at the Police Museum. It is also an excellent destination for families with children as well as day-care and school groups. You can explore our exhibitions independently or book a guided tour f...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/visiting-the-museum-with-children
  6. Explore the museum independently The Police Museum’s exhibitions and the children’s section, Pokela police station, have been designed to be enjoyed independently as well as with a guide. All signage and exhibition texts are in Finnish, Swedish, a...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/explore-the-museum-independently
  7. You can subscribe the Police Museum and police news to your email from a subscription service open to everyone.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/news
  8. Our museum is located in Tampere and open to the public without an admission fee. Our exhibitions showcase the history and activities of the Finnish police force from medieval times to the present day.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/the-museum-in-brief