Moomin Museum

Moomin Museum is situated in the city of Tampere, Finland. Appeared at the Moomin Museum are outlines made by Tove Jansson, 40 miniatures, tableaux about Moomin occasions and a little Moomin House. There is a sum of around 2,000 shows in plain view. Likewise indicated is the first Moomin Valley interactive media. It additionally has the Moomin Shop which offers blessing things and Moomin Library which have Moomin books in numerous dialects.

The blue five-story smaller than normal Moominhouse was worked by Tuulikki Pietila, Pentti Eistola and Tove Jansson in the late 1970s. The first thought was to make it round, as Jansson constantly made it in her outlines for the Moomin stories, yet since it would have been shown in a corner at the Bratislava biennale of representations in 1979, they chose to make it square. No plans were made, the house was constructed unreservedly, floor by floor, and it doesn't take after a specific engineering style yet is impacted by a wide range of styles.

The ground floor was portrayed by Tuulikki Pietilas sibling, draftsman Reima Pietila. Initially, a world visit was gotten ready for the house after the 1979 biennale, however in the end it went on visit just in the Nordic nations in 1980– 1983. At that point it was taken to the atelier of Tove Jansson, since it required a few repairs after the visit. It was shown again at the Art Museum of Tampere in 1986 and after that got its lasting area at the new Moomin Museum, where it has been in plain view since 1987. Photographs of the Moomin House fill in as outlines in An Unwanted Guest, the remainder of Jansson's four picture books about the Moomins.