THE SUOMENLINNA MUSEUM
Visitors can immerse themselves in the historical events surrounding the fortress and the lives of people who lived and worked on Suomenlinna via touch-screen operated picture books. The exhibition features one of the oldest surviving Finnish boats, a 6.5 metre-long boat made in the mid-18th century. In addition, every half an hour, the museum screens a […]
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF FINLAND
Go on a journey through the history of Finland! The National Romantic building with Art Nouveau interior elements contains unique items that convey the evolution of Finland from prehistoric times to modern day. Archaeological discoveries, earpick, snake buckle, gilded wooden throne of the Russian emperors and numerous other treasures can be found on the journey […]
Hanko Museum
Hanko Museum arranges exhibitions that relate to the city and its history. The museum is located in a grey-stone building from 1792, the only building to remain of Hanko fort. Hanko museum collects artefacts and information about traditions linking to the history of the city, and to current ways of life. The museum was founded […]
HAKASALMI VILLA
Located on Mannerheimintie, this charming villa is a beautiful example of Empire style architecture. Here visitors can enjoy the temporary exhibitions. The procurator and privy councillor Carl Johan Walleen built the Hakasalmi Villa in 1843 as a combination of a city and countryside residence. A few years later, two wings and a park were added […]