Anjala Manor museum

The manor museum displays period furniture and decorative elements across multiple rooms that represent Finnish noble residences from the late 1700s and 1800s.

The original structure, owned by the Wrede family since 1608, burned down in 1789 during Russian artillery fire and was rebuilt at the turn of the century.

The museum includes a dedicated room showcasing the work of Mathilda Wrede, who gained recognition for her extensive efforts supporting prisoners in Finland.

The museum, which opened to the public in 1957, stands at an elevation of 31 meters and maintains regular visiting hours for exploring its historical collections.

The manor was the location of the Anjala conspiracy in 1788, where Swedish officers discussed plans regarding Finland's independence during the Russian War.

Location: Kouvola

Elevation above the sea: 31 m

Part of: Environnement historique d'Anjala

GPS coordinates: 60.69639,26.81389

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:46