Louhisaarentie 244
21240 ASKAINEN
Tel. +358 295 33 6971
Map(ulkoinen linkki) [Google Maps]
The official road to Louhisaari runs from Askainen Church and leads into the manor grounds. Please note that many map apps, when approaching from Merimasku, direct you to take a small sandy track through the fields to the manor. For this reason, it is best to head for Askainen Church first and then follow the official road to the manor.
When you reach the end of the sandy track, just before the manor courtyard, there is a spacious car park on the right-hand side of the road where you can park your car free of charge. It is a walk of a couple of hundred metres from the car park to the manor. There is also a café building at the edge of the car park. Disabled parking spaces are located closer to the manor house, next to its western outbuilding.
There is no public transport connections to Louhisaari Manor.
Open 2026
15.5.–31.8. Mon-Sun from 10 am to 5 pm
Closed on Midsummer Eve
Open in September by previous appointment only.
Prices 2026
Adults € 15
Reduced ticket € 10
(pensioners, students, unemployed, conscripts and groups of more than 10 persons per person)
Children 7-17 years € 7
Family € 35
(2 adults and up to 4 children)
Buy ticket online(ulkoinen linkki)
We recommend paying by card. We also accept cash.
Ticket sales end 15 minutes before closing time.
The ticket office is located on the first floor of the castle. The museum shop is open during museum hours. Public restrooms are located in an annex building further away from the castle. Directions to the restrooms are posted in the courtyard in front of the castle.
Paid guided tours for the general public are held daily inside the castle, and shorter introductory tours—included in the admission price—are held on the hour.
Public events are held in the summer for everybody and fall for groups only.
The Louhisaari Manor Café is located next to the manor’s parking lot. It is available for meetings, celebrations, and other private events.
Louhisaari Manor´s goal is to provide a physically and mentally safe environment for both museum visitors and staff, both under normal circumstances and in exceptional situations.