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Bank of Finland Museum

A museum about money and banking, as the name reveals.

Address: Snellmaninkatu 2
Getting there: next to the cathedral
Hours: Tue-Fri 11:00-17:00, Sat Sun 11:00-16:00
Price: free
Website: rahamuseo.fi (opens in a new tab)

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