Pukkila Manor museum

Pukkila Manor features rococo design mixed with neoclassical details, organized across multiple levels with rooms of varying sizes and functions. The building is well-maintained, showing clearly how a noble residence was structured during the 1700s.

Built in 1762 for a high-ranking court official, the property reflects the architectural tastes of Finnish nobility during that time. Over the centuries it changed hands and eventually became a museum to preserve its heritage.

The rooms display furnishings and household items that show how a wealthy family lived during the 1700s. Walking through them gives a sense of daily life and the way people arranged their homes in that era.

The museum operates on limited hours during the summer season, while group visits outside this period require advance booking. Plan your visit ahead since opening times are restricted and larger groups need prior arrangement.

The estate preserves an herb garden dating to the 1700s with plant varieties common to that period. It demonstrates the practical knowledge about medicinal plants and gardening methods that people actually used back then.