Helsinki Tram Museum in Helsinki: photos, reviews

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At the Helsinki Tram Museum, your family can explore a delightful corner of history in the city. This compact museum, designed by Waldemar Aspelin and opened in 1993, offers a free ride back in time with its collection of meticulously restored trams. Visitors of all ages are welcome, and the museum's engaging displays make it particularly enjoyable for children. The facility includes restrooms and is designed to comfortably accommodate young explorers, ensuring a pleasant visit for everyone. With an impressive average Google rating of 4.3, it stands as a beloved attraction in Helsinki.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Tölö bibliotek

Bus stop 179 m walk

Tölö sporthall

Bus stop 154 m walk

Töölön kirjasto

Bus stop 138 m walk

Töölön halli

Tram stop 139 m walk

4.5

based on 1,291 review

Google

4.3/5 798 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 493 reviews

Iain H

Free, but a bit brief.

Nirodha Rathnayake

Lovely, toddler-friendly tram museum! Free entrance, spotless, and packed with fun for kids. It’s small, but our little one could’ve stayed all day without getting bored. Highly recommend!

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Kiva ja ilmainen

Helsinki Tram Museum

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