Finland Turku Castle Travel Guide

Finland

Scenic spot introduction:

Finland's Turku Castle (Turun linna or Turku Castle) is the most famous castle left over from the Middle Ages in Finland and is now the Turku Museum. A total of 14 Swedish kings have lived in the castle, and it is the place where generations of history were born. Today, the castle not only preserves ancient features such as the luxurious life of the old princes and nobles and prison dungeons, but also moves Turku's cultural history here, allowing tourists to better understand the local origins.

Attractions distribution:

Turku Castle is located at the mouth of the lower reaches of the Aura River in the city. It consists of two parts, the Old Castle and the New Castle, and is used as the Turku Museum. The castle has five floors and preserves the original historical appearance of various periods and contemporaries. Each room displays precious furniture, jewelry, clothing, etc.; the king's hall, banquet hall and other halls can feel the style of the time; the prison displays the severity of punishment. There is nothing left; Turku Castle Church is full of sacredness and simplicity. The garden outside the castle is beautiful and a good place for tourists to rest.

Scenic spot features:

monuments, museums

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Europe>Finland

How to get there:

Just take bus No. 1 in the city and get off at Turku Harbor‎.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Turku Castle ticket prices:

Adults 8 euros;

Children (7-17 years old) 4.5 euros, children (7 years and under) free;

Family ticket (2 adults and 2-4 children) 17.5 euros ;

4.5 euros for students, retirees, etc.;

25% discount for group tickets (more than 10 adults and children).

Scenic area opening hours:

Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00;

March 28, June 20, December 5, 10:00-15:00.

Closed: Every Monday, March 29th to April 1st, May 1st and 9th, June 21st to 23rd, December 6th, 24th to 25th, 31st - January 1st.

Travel Tips

Travel Notes of Travellers:

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travelling guideline:

1. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, there are also some temporary exhibitions. You can also scan the QR code on the website to obtain relevant information.

2. The castle staff will dress in ancient costumes to serve tourists, and there are also unique medieval activities and guided tours such as knight tours.