EMMA – ESPOO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

EMMA's collections and exhibitions focus on Finnish and international modernism, contemporary art and design. The WeeGee building’s impressive modern architecture adds to the experience-focused presentation of changing exhibitions and the permanent collections of EMMA, the Saastamoinen Foundation and the Tapio Wirkkala Rut Bryk Foundation.

EMMA's exhibitions can be found on the museum's own website or here.

Art hour:
Every Friday at 6 pm and Sunday at 1 pm (free admission on Fridays).

Guided tours for groups on request:
EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art
Mon-Fri at 10 am - 2 pm
043 827 0941
info@emmamuseum.fi
 

KAMU – ESPOO CITY MUSEUM

KAMU is part of the Espoo City Museum, which preserves, collects and displays the history of Espoo. The KAMU exhibition A Thousand Stories About Espoo tells stories about the city’s history from the Stone Age to the present day. Changing special exhibitions bring both international and local historical themes to WeeGee. At KAMU, you can see, touch and try things for yourself!

KAMU's exhibitions can be found on the museum's own website or here.

KAMU's weekly guided tours, lecture series and many other events can be found at KAMU's event calendar. 

Guided tours for groups on request:
KAMU Espoo City Museum
Tue-Sun at 11 am – 5 pm 
09 816 57052
kaupunginmuseo@espoo.fi
 

FINNISH TOY MUSEUM HEVOSENKENKÄ

Designed to delight visitors of all ages, the Finnish Toy Museum exhibitions explore toys and play from the late 19th century until the present day. It is a chance for you to discover the history of Finnish toys and enjoy a range of changing exhibitions.

Museum's exhibitions can be found on the museum's own website or here.

Children’s creative Saturday:
Every Saturday at 1 pm.

Guided tours:
First Saturday of each month at 1:30 pm. 

Guided tours for families:
Every Sunday at 3 pm.

Guided tours for groups on request:
Finnish Toy Museum
Mon-Fri at 9 am - 4 pm
050 590 0137
lelumuseo@hevosenkenka.fi
 

FINNISH MUSEUM OF HOROLOGY

The Finnish Museum of Horology specialises in clocks, watches and other timepieces. Our permanent exhibition takes an international look at timekeeping. With annual special exhibitions and events showcasing the people, issues and innovations in the horology and precious metals industry.

Museum's exhibitions can be found on the museum's own website or here.

Guided tours:
Guided tours of the permanent exhibition on the first Saturday of every month at 1:30 pm.
Guided tours of special exhibitions on other Saturdays at 1:30 pm.

Guided tours for groups on request:
Finnish Museum of Horology
050 535 9767
johanna.jarviniemi@kellomuseo.fi