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Hvitträsk from outside.

Hvitträsk

Hvitträsk, completed in 1903, is a unique comprehensive work of art that attracts design and architecture enthusiasts from Finland and around the world every year. The architect trio Gesellius, Lindgren and Saarinen fell in love with the scenic surroundings of Lake Vitträsk and built their own National Romantic studio home there. Explore the gardens and grounds, join a guided tour, and enjoy a cup of coffee in the heart of this remarkable total work of art. Hvitträsk is open from May to the end of September and hosts its traditional Christmas Market on the last weekend of November.

Opening times

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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
Closed
Sunday
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Tickets

Adults € 15
Discount ticket € 10
Children aged 7–17 € 4
Children under 7 years: free admission

We accept the Museum Card.

Contact

Hvitträskintie 166
02440 LUOMA

Tel. +358 295 33 6359

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The museum is not accessible.

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Services

Hvitträsk is closed for the season. The museum will reopen on 1 May 2027.

Events

Services

Visit us

Visit us

Hvitträsk is a summer museum open from May to the end of September, Wednesday to Sunday. The museum is closed..

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Café

Café

The museum’s container café in the charming garden is open at weekends in August and September.

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Guided tours

Guided tours

Public guided tours are available at Hvitträsk from Wednesday to Sunday. You can also book a private tour for your..

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Accessibility in the museum

The museum has a lot of stairs, and the building does not have a lift. Moving around in a wheelchair is therefore difficult. For further information about accessibility, please call us.

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Arkkitehtien työskentelyhuone Hvitträskissä.

History of Hvitträsk

Hvitträsk is a National Romantic studio home and a total work of art completed in 1903 by the architect trio Herman Gesellius, Armas Lindgren and Eliel Saarinen. Built on the shores of Lake Vitträsk, Hvitträsk served as both the architects’ home and workplace. The architectural firm Gesellius, Lindgren, Saarinen gained international acclaim through projects such as the Finnish Pavilion at the Paris World Fair and the National Museum of Finland. Open to the public since 1971, Hvitträsk is a popular destination for lovers of design, art and architecture.

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