Spy Museum (Tampere)

In espionage, even individual people have had a greater effect on the history of the world than official governments or heads of state.

The museum presents some of the world's famous spies, such as Kim Philby, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, Richard Sorge, Mata Hari, Oleg Gordievsky and Sidney Reilly, accompanied by a thorough description of their lives.

Among the dozens of personal characters are the founder of the scouts movement Robert Baden-Powell and Finland's Marshall Carl Gustaf Mannerheim.

The guide book of the museum has been translated to German, Russian, Japanese, Polish, French, Spanish, Italian and Swedish.

Participants of the test receive a recommendation letter to an espionage agency best fitting their skills as a souvenir.