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Opening hours, contact information and admission prices at Tamminiemi.

January–March
Sat–Sun 11.00–17.00

April–September

Wed–Sun 11.00–17.00

October–December

Sat–Sun 11.00–17.00

Exceptional opening hours 2026
3 April, Good Friday: Open
5 April, Easter Sunday: Open
1 May, May Day: Closed
14 May, Ascencion Day: Open
19–20 June, Midsummer: Closed
6 December, Independence Day: Open
26 December, Boxing Day: Open

Tamminiemi accepts the Museum Card(ulkoinen linkki)Helsinki Card(ulkoinen linkki) and Helsinki City Pass(ulkoinen linkki).

Independent visits to the museum by school groups are free of charge for the whole group. The group can visit the museum independently during the opening hours. Inform us of your visit in advance: tamminiemi@kansallismuseo.fi.

We organise public guided tours in Finnish on weekends and, from early April to the end of September, from Wednesday to Sunday. An English-language guided tour is available every Saturday at 13.00 from June to August. Public guided tours are included in the price of the museum ticket.

Café Adjutant is open during the museum’s opening hours. However, please check the café’s opening hours separately, as exceptions may apply.

Email: tamminiemi@kansallismuseo.fi (guided tour bookings)

Tel. +358 29 533 6921, ticket desk (April–September: Wed–Sun 11.00–17.00, October–March: Sat–Sun 11.00–17.00)

Address:

Tamminiemi
Seurasaarentie 15
FI-00250 Helsinki

Tamminiemi is located in the Meilahti district, approximately 4 km west of Helsinki city centre.

By public transport: HSL bus 24, terminus Seurasaari (approx. 20 minutes from Helsinki city centre). Please check the timetable for departure times before your visit.

City bikes(ulkoinen linkki): Seurasaari 91

There is a limited number of parking spaces in front of the museum’s main gate and next to the Seurasaari bridge. Parking is restricted to a maximum of four hours.

Coaches can park along Tamminiementie.

Tamminiemi is a fully accessible museum.

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Tamminiemi aims to provide a physically and mentally safe place for our museum visitors and staff during both regular and unprecedented times.