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Tamminiemi Ulkokuva

Tamminiemi

Opened as a museum in 1987, Tamminiemi Villa was the official residence of Presidents Ryti, Mannerheim and Kekkonen and the stage of many political negotiations and resolutions. However, Tamminiemi is best known for the 25-year presidency of Urho Kekkonen, during which time the name of Tamminiemi became a concept in its own right in Finnish political life and vocabulary. today, visitors can experience the villa just as it was in the 1970s, when the presidential couple still lived there.

Opening times

Open today 11 — 17
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
11 — 17
Sunday
11 — 17

Tickets

Adults € 15 (€ 14 when purchased online)
Discount ticket € 10 (€ 9 when purchased online)
Children (7–17 years) € 4 (€ 3 when purchased online)
Children under 7 free of charge

We accept the Museum Card.

Contact

Tamminiemi
Seurasaarentie 15
00250 HELSINKI

Tel. +358 295 33 6921 (Ticket desk)

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The museum is accessible.

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Services

Tamminiemi has switched to winter opening hours and is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 11.00 to 17.00. Buy your tickets online in advance at a lower price!

Open guided tours in Finnish on Saturdays and Sundays at 12.00, 14.00 and 16.00.

Exhibitions

Services

Guided tours

Guided tours

We organise public guided tours in Finnish on weekends and, from early April to the end of September, from Wednesday..

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Café

Café

Café Adjutant is located at the museum’s park. Enjoying an unhurried lunch or coffee in the museum café by the..

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Accessibility in Tamminiemi

The museum is accessible by wheelchair with the assistance of a companion, and an elevator and platform lift provide access throughout the premises. Guide dogs are welcome. Accessible toilet facilities are available. Guided tours can also be adapted for special groups.

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Urho Kekkonen pyöräilee Tamminiemen edustalla.

History of Tamminiemi

Tamminiemi served as the official residence of Presidents Risto Ryti, C. G. E. Mannerheim, and Urho Kekkonen, and was the setting for many important political negotiations and decisions in Finnish history. Since 1987, Tamminiemi has operated as a museum, presenting especially the life of President Kekkonen and the history of independent Finland in an authentic historical setting.

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Cooperation

Cooperation brings cultural heritage to life. The National Museum of Finland invites companies, universities, communities and individuals to join us in creating meaningful encounters between the past, present and future. Explore the different ways of working with us and join us in making cultural heritage visible and meaningful.

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