>Kylämäki Village of Living History offers families an authentic glimpse into Finland’s past through its well-preserved wooden houses and four historic farms dating back to the 7th century. Children and adults can experience daily life from the 1950s through hands-on activities, traditional crafts, and farming demonstrations.
The open-air museum combines education with entertainment, allowing visitors to actively participate in historical workshops while enjoying the scenic surroundings. Families can explore the grounds year-round, perfect for picnics and nature walks, while the historic buildings are open during summer and special events. Most visits are free, though some activities may have a small fee. The village provides an engaging way for children to learn about local history by seeing, touching, and doing, rather than just observing behind glass.
Opening hours vary throghout the year.
Leave a Reply