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

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  1. Online exhibitions Online exhibitions enable you to get to know more about the history of the police, even if you would be unable to visit the Police Museum in Tampere. Our online exhibitions are open even when the museum is closed. This page has ...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/online-exhibitions
  2. The Police museum has a permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions and online exhibitions.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/visit-our-exhibitions
  3. Temporary exhibitions Dive deeper into police operations in our temporary changing exhibitions! Our temporary exhibitions provide information on the various themes of police work. The special exhibitions are usually on display for 2–3 years. This ...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/temporary-exhibitions
  4. Previous exhibitions During the years, we have exhibited the history and activities of the Finnish police from various different viewpoints. The themes of temporary exhibitions have included, for example, police dog operations, police’s use of for...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/previous-exhibitions
  5. Permanent exhibition How has police work changed during the years? What did a “relay crown servant” do? What about the “vice squad”? When did Finland’s first Internet police officers begin working? The Police Museum’s “The Police is Here!” permane...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/permanent-exhibition
  6. Institutions such as museums, libraries and schools can borrow the travelling exhibition and display on their premises. The exhibition consists of eight roll-up posters.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/travelling-exhibition
  7. Photographic Exhibition on Forensic Criminal Investigation – Photographs from Tampere from the 1920s to the 1950s The “Photographic Exhibition on Forensic Criminal Investigation” offered perspectives into the work of the forensic investigator and,...
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/photographic-exhibition-on-forensic-criminal-investigation
  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
  9. We are a museum in Tampere that offers free entry for all visitors. Our exhibitions tell the history of the Finnish police and policing from the middle ages to the current day.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/for-visitors
  10. 25.9.2025 | An exhibition opening in the new gallery facility of the Police Museum describes art crime through 14 criminal cases. Forged artwork of works by Reidar Särestöniemi, Helene Schjerfbeck, Pablo Picasso and others will be on display in the exhibition from October 1.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/-/exhibition-art-crime-cases-responds-to-the-wishes-of-the-general-public
  11. 4.12.2025 | The Police Museum's new online exhibition “In Memoriam – Police killed in the line of duty” examines the history of police fatalities. The exhibition reveals for example the most dangerous types of assignments for police officers and how the work community responded to these events in different periods.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/-/164-police-fatalities-statistics-and-moving-stories-the-online-exhibition-in-memoriam-has-been-launched
  12. Take a virtual tour of the Police Museum on your own computer or smartphone.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/virtual-museum
  13. 25.4.2024 | In the special exhibition “Marias and Mörkös”, vehicles on display include the world’s fastest police motorcycle and police cars from various decades.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/-/great-sets-of-wheels-at-the-police-museum-new-special-exhibition-presents-police-vehicles
  14. This section includes information about research, articles and reviews on the history of the police.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/police-history
  15. 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
  16. The exact opening hours and any exceptions are listed on this page.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/opening-hours
  17. We are a fully accessible museum.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/accessibility-and-usability
  18. The Police Museum is located in Hervanta, Tampere on Vaajakatu 2.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/location-and-arrival
  19. On this page, we have collected information that may be useful to you when planning a visit and when arriving at the museum.
    https://poliisimuseo.fi/en/tips-for-your-museum-visit
  20. 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