Finnish Forest Museum Lusto

The Finnish Forest Museum Lusto stands in eastern Finland amid lakes and pine forests, presenting collections about forest management and timber industry.

Architects Rainer Mahlamäki and Ilmari Lahdelma designed this museum, which opened in 1994 to document Finland's relationship with its forests.

The museum exhibits showcase forest traditions, traditional tools, logging equipment, and the evolution of Finnish forestry practices through permanent displays.

Located at Lustontie 1, the museum offers guided tours in Finnish, English, and Russian, with adult admission at 16 euros and reduced prices for children.

The museum maintains collections of forestry machinery, photographs, and documents that detail centuries of Finnish woodland management methods.

Location: Savonlinna

Architects: Rainer Mahlamäki, Ilmari Lahdelma

Official opening: 1994

Part of: Punkaharju

Address: Lustontie 1, 58450 Punkaharju 58450 58450

Website: https://lusto.fi

GPS coordinates: 61.79917,29.32194

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11