Explore the Home of Aleksis Kivi

The home of Aleksis Kivi is a significant cultural site, reflecting the life of Finland's national writer. Kivi was born on 10th October 1834, and his childhood home holds deep sentimental value.

The house was constructed in 1824 by his father, Erik Stenvall, and is a testament to 19th-century Finnish architecture. Restored by the Aleksis Kivi Society in 1947, the museum now features original furnishings and objects that connect visitors to Kivi's early influences.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🖊️ Original Furnishings: Experience the actual items from Kivi’s childhood home.
• 📚 Literary Influence: Explore the surroundings that inspired Kivi's works.
• 🏡 Historical Architecture: Admire the preserved 19th-century architectural style.

Accessibility is free, making it an enriching visit for tourists, families, and literature enthusiasts alike.