The museum of a private collector illustrates the history and lifestyle in the town. The museum is situated in a shipowner´s residence dating from 1896. The exhibition includes toys, implements of a pharmacy, chinaware, textiles etc.

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www.museot.fi

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Mats Granskog (2 years ago)
A bit off the beaten path, but we'll worth a visit. Old lakeside house full of old items from the nearby area.
Eetu Pajala (2 years ago)
Halfway between a museum and a haunted house. The building alone is fabulous, but the collection of artefacts makes it totally unique.
Nina Tyni (2 years ago)
Very interesting old summer house that is full of interesting stuff. Worth visiting!
Reece Popplewell (3 years ago)
Looks great from the outside, €5 per adult to go inside.
Jari P. Ängeslevä (4 years ago)
Fascinating story with an interesting architecture. Worth the visit.
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