The Finnish Museum of Horology

This museum presents comprehensive insights into the evolution of timekeeping instruments.

The Finnish Museum of Horology was founded in 1992 by noted horologist Esa Kivimäki. It serves to preserve and promote the expertise in timekeeping, highlighting Finland's contributions to horology. The building features contemporary architecture designed to enhance the display of intricate timepieces while promoting a respectful environment for historical artifacts.

Remarkable Features

• 🕰️ A vast collection of over 1,000 timepieces showcasing various styles and mechanisms.
• 📜 Educational exhibits on the history and culture of horology in Finland.
• 🔍 Workshops and demonstrations offering hands-on experiences of clockmaking.

Accessibility is available with minimal entry fees, and the museum is ideal for tourists, families, and anyone interested in the art of timekeeping.