Photo of children's museums in Finland
Photos of the new Oodi central library in Helsinki, Finland (37)
These photos of the Oodi Central Library in Helsinki were taken in February 2019, just a couple of months after the library opened doors to the public. The building has 3 floors: hall, pram parking, cafe, play zone, and movie theater on first floor; game rooms, 3D printing, chill out zones, crafting and meeting rooms on second floor; and about 100 000 books, a few trees, cafe, and play zone for kids on third floor.
Photo-review of the Moomin Museum in Tampere Hall, Finland (50)
The Moomin Museum in Tampere is a magical and fairytale place, and most importantly - it is an art museum. On two floors, covered with soft carpets and lit with dim lights, visitors can see the original illustrations and covers from the different editions of Tove Jansson's books. The exhibition follows the Moomin family from story to story, and it is possible to listen to excerpts from books in 5 languages (Finnish, Swedish, English, Japanese and Russian).
Images of the Sinebrychoff Art Museum in Helsinki, Finland (37)
These photos of the Art Museum in the Sinebrychoff mansion in Helsinki were taken in the autumn of 2018. On the first floor of the mansion are temporary exhibitions and the souvenir shop, and on the second - visitors can see the furnished residential apartment of the family of famous brewers.
Photos of the Amos Rex museum in Helsinki and the teamLab exhibition, Finland (36)
Photo-review of the Amos Rex museum, which opened in Helsinki at the end of summer 2018. The museum is an underground structure with unusual skylight tube-like windows going into the square above. In its permanent collection the gallery has the Sigurd Frosterus post-impressionist art on display in one room, and the rest of the museum's spaces are designed for visiting exhibitions, which are set to open 3 times per year.
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This is a collection of photo reviews of Finnish museums for children, and kids-friendly museums for the whole family.