The Burgher's Home in Helsinki: photos, reviews

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The Burgher's Home in Helsinki is a charming museum that offers a glimpse into Finnish life during the 1860s and 1870s. As the city's oldest wooden house, built in 1816 and opened to the public in 1818, it stands as a testament to historic architecture and local heritage. With an impressive average rating of 4.4, visitors appreciate its authentic period furnishings and informative exhibits. The museum also offers free entry, making it an inviting stop for anyone interested in history and culture without any cost.

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Meritullinkatu

Bus stop 157 m walk

Kajsaniemiparken

Bus stop 416 m walk

Liisanpuistikko

Bus stop 291 m walk

Snellmaninkatu

Bus stop 269 m walk

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4.4/5 219 reviews

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4.8/5 493 reviews

Joni Järvinen

Kiehtova tuulahdus vanhaa aikaa. Erittäin ystävällinen ja avulias henkilökunta, joka mielellään kertoi niin englanniksi kuin suomeksi historiasta

Janet Richardson

Discovered this after visit to the Children's Museum in Helsinki square, so interesting to see inside the house.

Olivier Brisson

Petites maisons en bois du 19e siècle. Visite très intéressante. Le personnel est costumé et peut répondre aux questions.

The Burgher's Home in Helsinki

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