Details
Founded: ca. 1800Category: Museums in Finland
Historical period: The Age of Enlightenment (Finland)
Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
yann LE DIRACH (4 months ago)
Great great great. This openair museum is really atypique. If you want to feel the end 18ie century finnish way of life in a craftman city, this is the place .
Great great great. This openair museum is really atypique. If you want to feel the end 18ie century finnish way of life in a craftman city, this is the place .
Liz Marsden (7 months ago)
Luostarinmäki is wonderful, so interesting, wonderfully friendly staff all in costume, really well maintained buildings take you back in time, and the focus on real lived experiences is lovely.
Luostarinmäki is wonderful, so interesting, wonderfully friendly staff all in costume, really well maintained buildings take you back in time, and the focus on real lived experiences is lovely.
Marco Giustiniani (8 months ago)
It is an open-air museum compounded by 14 blocks of wooden houses survived to the big fire of 1827. It is pretty well preserved and the interiér are well prepared with what was in the past.
It is an open-air museum compounded by 14 blocks of wooden houses survived to the big fire of 1827. It is pretty well preserved and the interiér are well prepared with what was in the past.
Einat Schreibman Fainholtz (9 months ago)
A living history museum, describing life in the city of Turku in the 19th century, before the fire in 1827. A neighborhood of wooden houses is being recreated on the spot, where each sub-house is located in a residential environment around an inner courtyard In the various complexes, physical, museum and interactive displays are set up (through role-playing games, some of which are simulated, playing ancient games outside and computerized 3D moves in the city of Turku, most of which does not exist today due to the fire) In the complex there is a cafe and a souvenir shop. The place is fascinating, fun for both adults and children!
A living history museum, describing life in the city of Turku in the 19th century, before the fire in 1827. A neighborhood of wooden houses is being recreated on the spot, where each sub-house is located in a residential environment around an inner courtyard In the various complexes, physical, museum and interactive displays are set up (through role-playing games, some of which are simulated, playing ancient games outside and computerized 3D moves in the city of Turku, most of which does not exist today due to the fire) In the complex there is a cafe and a souvenir shop. The place is fascinating, fun for both adults and children!
Jana Krištanová (9 months ago)
This is truly hipster place, worth of at least half a day visit, if not the whole day visit. I didn't know that, arrived 1,5 hours before the closing time, and managed to explore up to 5 houses. Every building presents some craftsmanship from the past, with a lot of examples. Sometimes there are people that work at the place, presenting their craftsmanship directly to the visitors. A lot of information is written on the information tables, but you can use also audio guide scanning QR codes placed at the information tables.
This is truly hipster place, worth of at least half a day visit, if not the whole day visit. I didn't know that, arrived 1,5 hours before the closing time, and managed to explore up to 5 houses. Every building presents some craftsmanship from the past, with a lot of examples. Sometimes there are people that work at the place, presenting their craftsmanship directly to the visitors. A lot of information is written on the information tables, but you can use also audio guide scanning QR codes placed at the information tables.
