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The museum of Technology tells the story of technology and industry, of Finland and the Finns. It is the only general museum of technology in Finland.

The museum collections represent the story of Finland from when it was an agrarian society to it becoming a leading developer and producer of high tech in the global market.

The museum is located by the rapids of Vantaa River. The museum buildings were constructed as the first waterworks in Finland nearly 150 years ago.

Opening Hours

Tue-Wed, Fri 9.00 – 17.00
Thu 9.00 – 19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00 – 17.00

Closed on Mondays.

The Power Plant Museum is open from 13.4. to 29.9.2019.

The Sludge Filtration Hall is open from 1.6. to 11.8.2019.

Exceptions:

1.5. closed

18.5. 11.00-21.00

30.5. 11.00-17.00

21.-24.6. closed

6.12. closed

23.12.2019-1.1.2020 closed

Tickets

Adults 8 €
Seniors 5 €
Unemployed 5 €
Groups 5 €
Students 5 €
Children (7-17) 2 €
Children (0-6) 0 €

Museum Card 68,00 €

Free entry on Thursdays!
Free entry on Wednesdays with Veikkaus-card.

We accept:

Transport

Public Transport

You can easily get to the museum by bus. Several lines stop at the main gates.

from Central Railwaystation 71 and 78
from Meilahti 506
from Munkkiniemi 57

Accurate timetables and routes you can easily check from the Journey Planner – a service provided by HSL.

By Car

If you choose to travel by car, we recommend Jokisuuntie’s parking lot.

Welcome!

Exhibitions and Services

Come and see our inspiring exhibitions, be surprised by our guided tours and experiment in our workshops!

Most of our exhibitions are in English. Guided tours, workshops and a mobile guide are also available in English.

Permanent exhibitions:

TechLand

The exhibition highlights the role of technology, industry and innovation in the construction of the 100-year- old Finland. The exhibition reveals the influence of technology on daily life, work and the environment, showcasing the past, present and future of technology and industry.

Teledreams – a connection over time and place

The exhibition tells the history of crossing time and place by means of electronic communications technology. Telegraphs, telephones and radios as well as more modern technologies, such as televisions, smartphones and the Internet, all have to do with humankind’s dream of seeing, hearing or messaging across long distances. The exhibition sheds light on the kinds of technical networks and devices that have been built and on the adoption of new communications technologies and their use in our daily lives.

All audio guides are available online!

We are happy to provide more information! Contact us!

Contact information
Viikintie 1, 00560 Helsinki
Telephone: +358 (0)9 7288 440
lipunmyynti (at) tekniikanmuseo.fi

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