Nuuksiontie 84, Espoo 02820 Finland

Wild Woods and Lakes on Helsinki's Doorstep. Within easy reach of the Finnish capital you can escape into wild natural settings and enjoy typically Finnish scenery, with lovely lakes, green forests and rugged crags. Pack your backpack for a memorable family picnic or campout. The nearby Finnish Nature Centre Haltia spotlights the best of Finland's natural treasures from across the country. Arrive by car or public transportation. Suitable for the entire family and tourists. Wheelchair access to the Haukkalampi, Kattila and Haltia areas. Marked trails and nature trails vary from easy to difficult (1.5-17km), 30km of biking trails, 22km of horse riding trails. Nuuksio has numerous services all year round: campfire sites, cooking shelters, lean-to-shelters, camping sites, dry toilets, rental huts, conference and sauna facilities and a wide range of activities for people of all ages. Find out more about the services and activities from Finnish Nature Centre Haltia,

Tornimaeentie 10, Espoo 02970 Finland

Nuuksiontie 84, Espoo 02820 Finland

Haltia - The Finnish Nature Centre, is a sustainable nature and outdoor center and the gate to Nuuksio National Park in Espoo. In Haltia you can get a real experience of the Finnish nature. Haltias’ nature exhibitions introduce you to the magnificent scenery of Finlands national parks, as well as nature sites in the nature capital area. We want to offer our visitors touching experiences, inspire them to hike in the wild and help them forge a deeper relationship with nature. Come and let the nature touch you!

Ahertajantie 5 Metro: Tapiola, Espoo 02100 Finland

EMMA believes in active interaction in society and the power of art and design to inspire and evoke a unique experience. Located at Exhibition Centre WeeGee, a landmark of Finnish Modernism and a former printing house in Helsinki metropolitan area, EMMA has the largest exhibition spaces in Finland. The clean-lined modern architecture enhances the experiential presentation of EMMA’s program and two collection exhibitions permanently on display. The art collection exhibition is a curated pick of Finnish and international contemporary and modern art from Saastamoinen Foundation Art Collection. Tapio Wirkkala Rut Bryk Foundation Collection showcases Finnish design and art at a new museal concept, the Visible Storage, a unique fusion of a storehouse, exhibition and workspace.

Ahertajantie 5 Tapiola, Espoo 02100 Finland

Based in the former offices of the Weilin&Göös publishing house designed by legendary Finnish architect Professor Aarno Ruusuvuori (1925–1992), WeeGee is a museum, exhibition and event hub in Espoo. WeeGee houses EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, KAMU Espoo City Museum and Mauri Kunnas Exhibition. WeeGee also houses the EMMA Shop and Cafe WeeGee. In the yard is the Futuro house no 001, designed by architect Matti Suuronen, which is open to the public from May to September. WeeGee offers visitors experiences and inspiration all year round. Welcome to visit us!

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Summer opening hours: open every day from 11 am to 6 pm, Wednesdays 11 am to 8 pm Winter opening hours from 30th of Aug: Monday closed. Tuesday to Saturday 11 am to 4 pm, Sundays 11am to 5pm.

Leppavaarankatu 3-9, Espoo 02600 Finland

Kunnarlantie 33-39, Espoo 02740 Finland

Ahertajantie 3, Espoo 02100 Finland

Leikki – the Museum of Play – step into the realm of childhood! The Museum Leikki is dedicated to play, toys and childhood. Come and discover the completely updated experiential cultural destination for all ages! The museum Leikki’s main exhibition, Laboratory of Play, advocates play! The main exhibition takes you on a journey to childhood phenomena. Play at an olde worlde toy shop, let a teddy bear console you, visit an enchanted forest or take a peek at collections of various fans. The toys loved by Finns tell you their own stories in the exhibition. You can discover the nostalgic realm of childhood also through memories related to the toys and games.