National Museum of Finland Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The National Museum of Finland (Suomen Kansallismuseo in Finnish) is a long-standing building built on the site of a medieval church. It is the largest museum in Finland. As one of the most interesting museums in Finland, the National Museum not only has rich collections and precious collections, but the building itself is attractive enough, not to mention that a museum full of Finnish art atmosphere is extremely rare.

Attractions distribution:

The National Museum of Finland is located in the center of the capital, Helsinki. Its "tower" is the symbol of the entire museum and one of the representative works of Finnish architecture. There are four floors in the museum, divided into three main exhibitions: prehistory, posthistory, and ethnopoetics. The collection includes discoveries in archeology, history, ancient coins, ethnography, etc. in Finland over the past 170 years. The mural on the top of the hall and the grizzly bear sculpture at the entrance of the museum are the best ways to reflect Finnish art.

Scenic spot features:

Museums, ancient buildings