The National Museum of Finland

Why go

When open, the museum’s durable value is its long view of Finnish history, from prehistoric archaeology through the Swedish and Russian periods to independent Finland. The building is not presently a viable museum visit, so it should be considered for a future itinerary rather than a current indoor stop.

What to look for

• The collections interpret Finnish history through archaeological finds, coins, medals, jewellery, weapons and…
• The museum’s historical scope connects medieval Finland, the Swedish Kingdom period, the Russian Empire era and…
• Its central Töölö location places it close to Parliament House and Finlandia Hall.

Useful to know

• The museum is closed during a renovation and expansion project.
• Reopening is estimated for spring 2027; confirm the official status before planning a visit.

Local tip

The collections interpret Finnish history through archaeological finds, coins, medals, jewellery, weapons and everyday cultural objects. The museum’s historical scope connects medieval Finland, the Swedish Kingdom period, the Russian Empire era and independence.

Your next visit

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