
Museum of Central Finland

Distance to the target from Kompassinaukio in Jyväskylä:
40600 Jyväskylä
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Museum of Central Finland
The Museum of Central Finland, also known as KeMu, invites you on a journey of discovery of what it means and has meant to live in Central Finland. In KeMu’s new permanent exhibition you can – among other things – listen to memories and stories, marvel at the changing Central Finland landscape, drop by the movies, read a comic about the founding of the city, and feel the ambience of a smoke sauna, a sporting event or a hip hop show. For children, the museum offers games from a century and more ago, a journey to the town market, a spot of hopscotch, and a chance to create your very own cave painting with modern technology. A boy called Alvar stands ready to guide you to Jyväskylä as it existed more than a century ago.
In the museum’s first and fourth floors, you can peruse two temporary exhibitions. Read more about the temporary exhibitions here: https://www.jyvaskyla.fi/en/museum-central-finland/current-exhibitions
In the second floor of the museum you’ll find our Rumpus room, Nappula, with many independent activities for the whole family to spice up your museum visit.
The Museum of Central Finland is part of the Aalto2 Museum Centre.
Admission fees: adults 15 EUR, pensioners, students, unmployed 10 EUR. Free admission for those under 18.
Groups (min. 10 persons) 12 EUR / person + guided tour 80 € / group
More information: https://www.jyvaskyla.fi/en/museum-central-finland
Open
Opening hours: tuesday to sunday 10.00–18.00 (may-august) and 11-18 (september-april).Others from the same position


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