Museum of Central Finland (1.-26.5. closed)
Distance to the target from Kompassinaukio in Jyväskylä:
40600 Jyväskylä
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Museum of Central Finland (1.-26.5. closed)
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.
Admission fees: adults 8 EUR, pensioners 6 EUR, students 4 EUR. Free admission for those under 18.
Free entry on Fridays.
Groups (min. 10 persons) 6 EUR / person
More information: https://www.jyvaskyla.fi/en/museum-central-finland
Open
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11.00–18.00.1.-26.5. closed in preparation for the opening of the Aalto2 museum centre