Kunsthalle Helsinki in Helsinki: photos, reviews

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Kunsthalle Helsinki, with its charming blend of contemporary art, design, and architecture, stands as a celebrated cultural venue in the Finnish capital. Since its opening in 1928, this museum has mesmerized visitors with its thoughtful architectural design by Hilding Ekelund and Jarl Eklund. The building's airy rooms and distinct wooden floors add to its tranquil environment, making it an ideal space for reflection and discovery.

The museum is known for its temporary exhibitions, such as the recent "Summer Rain," which showcased innovative works from 20 diverse artists and groups. With friendly and professional staff ensuring a welcoming experience, Kunsthalle Helsinki is a haven for both art enthusiasts and curious visitors. Beyond admiring the art, visitors can enjoy the family's appeal, thanks to its child-friendly features and accessible amenities.

Entry is priced at €20, but those with a Museokortti can delight in unlimited visits throughout the year. Complimentary guided tours offer deeper insights into the exhibitions, enhancing the visitor experience.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Kansallismuseo

Bus stop 266 m walk

Fredrikinkatu

Bus stop 230 m walk

Arkadian puisto

Bus stop 176 m walk

Luonnontiet.museo

Tram stop 104 m walk

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Tiina Hotanen

Taidehallissa on esillä Kollektivet-kuvakirjakuvitusta Suomesta-näyttely.

Petra (Kft)

Kleinere Ausstellung.

Victor X

They had an interesting exhibition of modern arts. Quite diverse one, called Summer Rain. It's closing today.

Kunsthalle Helsinki

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