Serlachius Museum Gösta

The Serlachius Museum Gösta occupies a manor house and modern pavilion extension, offering 1500 square meters of exhibition space near Lake Melasjärvi.

The museum opened in 1945 on the first floor of the manor house designed by Jarl Eklund, making it the seventh art museum established in Finland.

The collection includes works from the Finnish Golden Age period, European masters, and rotating contemporary art exhibitions throughout multiple gallery spaces.

Visitors can access guided tours, workshops, educational programs, a restaurant with lake views, and a dedicated museum shop within the facility.

The museum grounds feature numerous sculptures by Harry Kivijärvi, with additional artworks displayed on Taavetinsaari Island, accessible by bridge.

Location: Mänttä-Vilppula

Inception: 1945

Operator: Gösta Serlachiuksen taidesäätiö

Part of: Mänttä factories and community

Address: Joenniementie 47, 35800 Mänttä 35800

Website: http://serlachius.fi/fi/museomme/gosta

GPS coordinates: 62.02769,24.57464

Latest update: March 10, 2025 05:10