Finnish Museum of Natural History

The Finnish Museum of Natural History presents extensive exhibitions about Finnish nature, world nature, evolution of life, and environmental changes across multiple floors.

Established in 1913, the museum building gained protected status through town planning regulations and maintains its original architectural features in central Helsinki.

The museum functions as Finland's primary research center for natural sciences, contributing to national understanding of biodiversity and geological heritage.

Located behind the Parliament House at Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 13, the museum offers guided tours, audio guides in multiple languages, and accepts various payment methods.

The museum entrance features a large elk statue, while inside visitors can examine genuine dinosaur fossils and specimens from Arctic environments.

Location: Helsinki

Location: Etu-Töölö

Inception: 1913

Website: http://fmnh.helsinki.fi

GPS coordinates: 60.17139,24.93139

Latest update: March 4, 2025 03:31