An interesting place in its own way.

Look around and learn! If something old is in a shack, you're going to renovate it, see it and open your mouth and eyes. Tiatoo o poka.

Very nicely brings out the history of the building. For sale, e.g. various old-fashioned-looking pulls, many different old-fashioned sockets, switches and electrical cords, old pictures and postcards, nails and screws. In addition, brochures are available, e.g. of ecological insulation materials, and contact information for Köyliö prison, where you can order handmade windows in the old style! There is also a wide selection of books to read on site, as well as some books suitable for the subject area for sale. There are also Uulatuotite paints available, as well as color powders for independent production of paints, bone glue and much more... But if you are interested in old buildings, there is a lot to look at, and I really recommend visiting the place

A very interesting place for lovers of old houses (and furniture). A very friendly lady told about the house and its history: ) There was also necessary stuff for sale that is hard to find in a hardware store!!😊

A wonderful place to go on excursions with preschoolers and get information about how people lived in the 50s.

There aren't many of these, only one in the Nordic countries! Fine architecture and painting art.

A good and knowledgeable place. Lovely environment. It's a pleasure to visit.

Oh, the good old days

Toivo is a perennial favorite in the top 5. Definitely! Here, old house restorers get ideas, insight, help, materials, tips, links and much more. I recommend a visit to Toivo before you start tearing down cardboard. Experts in traditional construction will give advice. In addition, Toivo has nice events throughout the year, for children and adults. The courtyard of Toivo is worth a visit.

Repair construction center Advice and examples for the maintenance and repair of an old building Small accessories for sale (linen water, hinges, hinges, pulls, screws) It's worth going without the issue :)

It's nice to visit the birthplace from time to time.

It tells a lot about what life was like before, and if you are restoring your own old house, you can get tips from there.