Finland

The Kaleva Church in Tampere was designed by the famous Finnish architect Reim Pietil. This modernist building was erected between 1964 and 1966.

The Lenin Museum was opened on 20 January 1946, the anniversary of Lenin's death. It is located in the building of the Workers' House, in the same area where, in 1905, Lenin and Stalin first held a secret meeting where Lenin promised to sp... read more

The Tampere Art Museum was opened in 1931. It introduces its visitors to the art of Finland in the 19th century. More than 7000 prints, drawings and sculptures by more than 670 artists are on display. The most widely represented are paintings from... read more

The Lutheran Church of Rovaniemi was built in 1950 by architect Bertel Lijekvist. The previous church building was destroyed during the war, in 1944. A stone now stands in its place, to the left of the entrance to the new church.