Turku Castle in Turku: photos, reviews

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Turku Castle offers a timeless journey through history as you stroll through its grand halls and intricately designed rooms. This 13th-century marvel, transformed from a formidable medieval fort into a Renaissance palace, now serves as a captivating museum. With its Renaissance architectural charm, the castle reveals the stories of Finland's past through immersive displays and engaging interactive exhibits. Suitable for families, the castle ensures a delightful visit for young explorers. All information is conveniently presented in multiple languages, making the experience accessible to everyone. Whether you're drawn to historical battles or simply wish to enjoy the peaceful ambiance, Turku Castle provides an enriching experience for all. Convenient payment options and parking facilities make your visit seamless, while the on-site eatery satisfies any hunger with delicious meals.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Suitable for children, Payment by credit card, On-street parking, Paid parking, Free parking, Payment by debit card, NFC payment, Wheelchair accessible parking

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Åbo slott

Bus stop 87 m walk

Turun satama, kaukoliikenne

Bus stop 280 m walk

Turku Harbour

Bus stop 294 m walk

Hamngatan

Bus stop 175 m walk

Turku Port

Train station 296 m walk

4.5

based on 10,789 reviews

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4.5/5 10,206 reviews

Facebook

4.3/5 583 reviews

Mark Biery

Absolutely incredible. One of the coolest castles and museums I've ever been to. Definitely worth the ticket price. Allow yourself at least 2 hours to get through it.

Nika Vukelić

Very interesting place but can be a bit overwhelming. If you want to thouroghly explore everything, it will take you 5 hrs. It tells you the history of Turku and Finland in general, so that's cool to find out. And there is a really nice back courtyard, as well some nice rooms inside. Anyways, I believe it's worth visiting. There's even enough room in some lockers to leave your suitcases.

Jamala Khaligova

The castle had medieval and then renaissance era sections. The description about the rooms gave more context, but the medieval era section could have been furnished more since it looked empty. The renaissance era section was much more interesting.

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