Biological Museum
Biologinen museo/Biologiska museet
A diorama-museum that resides in a beautiful wooden Art Nouveau building. Thirteen nature scenes present the fauna and flora of Finland, from the archipelago all the way to the fells of Lapland. In all, 30 common Finnish mammals and 136 bird species are on display. The museum is great for all those interested in nature and cultural history. It was established in 1907 and most of the dioramas date back all the way to that period. Since spring 2024 they are complemented by digital content, such as animal sounds, and things that can be touched; also the yard has been included, with e.g. an insect hotel (take a quick tour around the house). There are also varying small-scale exhibitions and other types of annual events held at the museum. The museum is a popular visiting destination for school groups and it is also a suitable visiting destination for younger children. A small museum shop sells postcards, posters and other assorted items related to the museum.
- Address
- Neitsytpolku 1
- Getting there
- by Urheilupuisto
- Hours
- In summer daily 10:00–18:00, in winter Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00
- Price
- adults €7, children (7–15) €2.50, family €16, Museum Card valid
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Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.