Tampere Art Museum<\/a> presents art-historical themes and phenomena related to Finnish and international contemporary art. The collections comprise for the major part of Finnish art from the early 19th century onwards. Contemporary exhibitions present the annual Young Artist of the Year and the collection of Tampere Museum of Contemporary Art.<\/p>\n Sara Hild\u00e9n Art Museum<\/a> is a permanent home of modern art, Finnish and foreign. In addition to the museum\u2019s own collection, it presents changing exhibitions by renowned international visitors. The museum is located in S\u00e4rk\u00e4nniemi amusement park.<\/p>\n The World\u2019s Only Moomin Museum<\/a> is a place to discover the wit, wisdom, warmth and adventure of the Moomin books and illustrations known and loved by legions of fans all around the world.<\/p>\n Emil Aaltonen Museum<\/a> located in Pyynikinlinna mansion presents the life of former shoe factory owner Aaltonen and displays some of his art collection. The Museum is reopened after renovation.<\/p>\n Hiekka Art Museum<\/a> showcases mainly Finnish art from the 1630s to the 1950s. The collection also includes antique furniture, silver objects and articles of ethnographic value.<\/p>\n The Finnish Labour Museum Werstas<\/a> is situated in the historical Finlayson cotton mill area. At the Steam Engine Museum, admire the original Sulzer steam engine that used to produce power for the Finlayson cotton mill. The Industry Museum tells the story of Finnish industry both in the past and present.<\/p>\n Amuri Museum of Historic Housing<\/a> is a wooden block of buildings that housed working families starting over a century ago. Amuri is open during the summer and introduces visitors to various stories and the style of living from the 19th century to the 1970’s. Nostalgic and cute Caf\u00e9 Amurin Helmi<\/a> serves breakfast, soup lunch and home-made buns in the museum area year-round.<\/p>\nHow was it in the old days?<\/h2>\n