Anti-aircraft Museum, Military museum in Tuusula, Finland
The Anti-aircraft Museum in Tuusula is a specialised museum displaying a wide collection of defense equipment. Visitors can see anti-aircraft guns, radar systems, and military vehicles spanning different eras.
The museum opened in 1967 on the site of the former Hyryla Barracks. The location served as a Finnish field artillery base from 1918 to 1957 and housed Russian forces before Finnish independence.
The Captains Lodging from 1721 displays exhibits about Finnish military traditions and how the nation has organized its defense over time. The space reflects the way soldiers and officers lived during different historical periods.
The museum operates with different hours depending on the season, so checking opening times before your visit is helpful. The site is accessible to walk around and explore the outdoor displays at your own pace.
The Helsinki-Hall commemorates a February 1944 defense victory when Finnish anti-aircraft units successfully repelled Soviet bombing attacks on the capital region. This lesser-known aspect of air defense reveals how crucial these troops were during wartime operations.
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