Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Tori Page (2 years ago)
Small but interesting little museum. The two gentlemen working there were helpful and keen to share their knowledge.
Small but interesting little museum. The two gentlemen working there were helpful and keen to share their knowledge.
Juha Nurmonen (2 years ago)
History of this place cannot be forgotten when considering development of amateur and professional astronomy in Helsinki and in Finland. Fortunately one can visit the place and see it, old telescopes etc. Not good for people using a wheel chair. Home of many astronomical events, too.
History of this place cannot be forgotten when considering development of amateur and professional astronomy in Helsinki and in Finland. Fortunately one can visit the place and see it, old telescopes etc. Not good for people using a wheel chair. Home of many astronomical events, too.
Tomi Taskinen (2 years ago)
Fabulous place. Nice museum about astronomy in Finland, Ursa shop sell books and star gazing stuff and there is even interesting exhibition of current events in astronomy. There are also different free events in Helsinki Observatory.
Fabulous place. Nice museum about astronomy in Finland, Ursa shop sell books and star gazing stuff and there is even interesting exhibition of current events in astronomy. There are also different free events in Helsinki Observatory.
Nicole Olson (2 years ago)
Lovely museum. Includes history from not only the observatory itself, but Finland's astronomy history as well. Old telescopes, clocks and records that are just amazing. Includes some more recent ESA and NASA related things as well.
Lovely museum. Includes history from not only the observatory itself, but Finland's astronomy history as well. Old telescopes, clocks and records that are just amazing. Includes some more recent ESA and NASA related things as well.
Sandro Mathys (2 years ago)
Small but interesting museum (it you've never been in an astronomy muse before, at least). However, presentation is extremely dry.
Small but interesting museum (it you've never been in an astronomy muse before, at least). However, presentation is extremely dry.
