You could see the history of 200 years ago in a few hours.

Open air museum to showcase history of Turku. Interactive experience with audio guide and guides dressed up in the traditional dress. Visitor friendly convenient place, lockers available to store luggage. Nice place to visit for all ages. Free audio guides available on the cloud. The links to audio guides are available to the gates in the form of QR code. 2-3 hours would be recommended to budget for the visit.

Lokakuun kylmenevässä säässä mukava kierros lenkkeillä syysväreissä/-tuoksuissa kylpevässä museoalueella. Vähän oli väkeä liikkeellä. Ystävällistä henkilökuntaa opastamassa. Museokortilla sisään helposti. Parkkipaikka löytyi läheltä. Uutta alueella oli museokokemusta rikastuttavia ääniefektejä, videoita sekä digitaalisia tiedostoja.

INCREDIBLE place , literally one of the best museum iv been im Finland , everybody is do nice and helpfull , Vibe of place is do warm and cozy , you can actually learn a lot from this place in fun way! Amazing place to spend time with family or with kids!

(Translated by Google) Here again in the summer ❤️ (Original) Tänne uudestaan kesällä ❤️

This is truly hipster place, worth of at least half a day visit, if not the whole day visit. I didn't know that, arrived 1,5 hours before the closing time, and managed to explore up to 5 houses. Every building presents some craftsmanship from the past, with a lot of examples. Sometimes there are people that work at the place, presenting their craftsmanship directly to the visitors. A lot of information is written on the information tables, but you can use also audio guide scanning QR codes placed at the information tables.

Luostarinmäki is an open-air museum located in Turku, Finland. It's a historical area that showcases the preserved wooden houses and shops from the 18th and 19th centuries, providing visitors with a glimpse into the city's past. The museum offers a unique opportunity to explore the daily life and craftsmanship of that era. It's a popular attraction for tourists interested in Finnish history and culture.

A living history museum, describing life in the city of Turku in the 19th century, before the fire in 1827. A neighborhood of wooden houses is being recreated on the spot, where each sub-house is located in a residential environment around an inner courtyard In the various complexes, physical, museum and interactive displays are set up (through role-playing games, some of which are simulated, playing ancient games outside and computerized 3D moves in the city of Turku, most of which does not exist today due to the fire) In the complex there is a cafe and a souvenir shop. The place is fascinating, fun for both adults and children!

Must go spot for tourists in Turku. Retained a large portion of buildings with that strong medieval vibes. Cheap tickets. Can totally spend half a day walking around. With nice handicrafts products, lot of handcraft masters in the village

(Translated by Google) Great place in the heart of Turku. Such old wooden houses hardly exist anymore. On the same trip, it is worth visiting the museum café to enjoy. (Original) Hieno paikka Turun sydämessä. Näin vanhoja puutaloja ei ole juurikaan enää olemassa. Samalla reissulla kannattaa käydä museon kahvilassa herkuttelemassa.

(Translated by Google) Great place and full score for it. But why have foreigners been chosen as rapporteurs and "residents" dressed in old costumes. Language skills are not enough and there were hardly any oriental-looking people in the area 200 years ago. (Original) Hieno paikka ja sille täydet pisteet. Mutta miksihän esittelijöiksi ja vanhoihin asuihin pukeutuneiksi "asukkaiksi" on valittu ulkomaalaisia. Kielitaito ei riitä ja tuskimpa silloin 200 vuotta sitten on ollut itämaisen näköisiä henkilöitä alueella.

Upea paikka aikuisille ja lapsille. Lapset 2v ja 6v viihtyivät. Parhaimillaan poutasäällä. Harmi kun rakennus 1 oli kiinni, jossa johdantonäyttely sekä putiikki. Pääsiäisenä oli kivaa extraohjelmaa myös järjestetty.

Hieno paikka, paljon nähtävää

(Translated by Google) Nicely preserved area of ​​old Turku. An important area of ​​wooden houses on a Finnish scale. Lots to see, it’s worth taking the time if you want to study closely. Also suitable for children. The museum guides are friendly and knowledgeable. The artisans expertly presented how the work has been done in its time. (Original) Hienosti säilytetty alue vanhaa Turkua. Suomen mittakaavassakin tärkeä puutaloalue. Paljon katsottavaa, kannattaa varata aikaa, jos haluaa tarkkaan tutkia. Sopii hienosti myös lapsille. Museon oppaat ystävällisiä ja asiantuntevia. Käsityöläiset esittelivät asiantuntevasti kuinka työtä on tehty aikoinaan.

Kiva kokemus, viimeksi 70 luvun alussa eräänä aurinkoisena päivänä☀️ olin lienee 3v😂. Kyllä jos Turkuun menette ja aikaa on niin kannattaa tehdä matka menneisyyteen. Hienosti toteutettu kokonaisuus ja jotenkin vei mennessään ajassa taakseppäin.🌲

You really need 2-3 hours to see everything. Really nice museum with real experience feeling from living in the 1800-1900. It was an eye opener even to a Finn. Lovely in so many ways. There was actors and village sounds all around.

It is an open-air museum compounded by 14 blocks of wooden houses survived to the big fire of 1827. It is pretty well preserved and the interiér are well prepared with what was in the past.

Luostarinmäki is wonderful, so interesting, wonderfully friendly staff all in costume, really well maintained buildings take you back in time, and the focus on real lived experiences is lovely.

Nice old house of Turku...those are only houses saved after fire...

Tutustumisen arvoinen paikka,pistää miettimään tarvitseeko ihmiset todella sen kaiken mitä tänä päivänä tarjolla,mielestäni ei todellakaan. Menemme uudestaan ensikesänä.

Amazing way to experience local history. I highly recommend visiting. Be prepared to spend a few hours if you intend to see everything the place has to offer.

This is a beautiful old village that has been restored and is well looked after. If you're curious about how people used to live in Finland, this is the place for you! The old wooden buildings showcase craftsmanship through the ages, as well as the lifestyle of Finns hundreds of years ago. You can freely roam through the village and explore galleries and a variety of craftsmen's dwellings. The staff dotted throughout the village are also super helpful in explaining the lifestyle and the functionality of many of the tools and amenities. I loved roaming around and exploring the place, though I do wish they'd have an audio guide.

A wonderful presentation of early life in Finland. Very informative. Wear warm clothes and gloves if you visit in winter. It's very cold?

It's a place well preserved to show the lifestyle of people back in 18th century and before the Turku was burnt and destroyed. This is the only place which survived during that time. Beautiful small houses in a courtyard.. worth visiting if u want to know this aspect of history of Finland.

It is worth visiting, it is beautiful and well preserved, it is like immersing yourself in medieval Finland

Original restored Finnish working houses dating more than 200 years. Friendly staff explaining the details of many different crafts. A lot to see and a really great feeling of past times!

Lovely museum near the center of Turku. You can see very old and typical Finnish houses, some old handcraft. In some of the room, you can find people dressed in costume that can answer your questions or show you how some craft was done. Only weekness of the place, is that, for what I understand, it is completely open only in summer or during weekends. So if you visit in any other periods, some of the places would be closed and there will be only a few actors. Staff was nice and welcoming, the price is around 7€, so it is worth the price.

Very informative museum, it gave a great glimpse into life in Turku in the 19th century. Some of the buildings were a bit too poorly illuminated which made reading the signs more difficult but that was the only gripe. Having staff actually replicate the old crafts, answer questions, and make products for the museum was a nice touch.

Absolutely loved this place. So much historical artefacts. The houses were really interesting to explore and learn about the people who used to live there.

Piece of Turku from 18th and early 19th century, which was saved during the last great fire of the town in 1827. Museum shows the trades and life of that era in an authentic environment. Definitely worth a visit. This is in and outdoor museum, so best when not a rainy day.

This is one of the only set of houses kept in tact from the Great Fire. Many buildings are unlocked, allowing you to see rooms that are maintained and restored to demonstrate living conditions and livelyhood. There are friendly staff who are in certain homes, there to help explain details of the village. There is only one entrance, so you'll have to walk around depending on your approach. It is very walkable from the town center and worth a visit if you come to Turku.

Always amazing!!

Highlight of our Turku visit. A living museum, with real life actors which are handmaking e.g. souvenirs for the shops. A lot of small Details everywhere.

...oli kutistunut.

Tulimme ensimmäisenä Pääsiäispäivänä ja oli valtavan nätti päivä. Meillä oli mukanamme irlantilainen rouva, joka oli valtavan innostunut, sillä hänen isänsä oli aikanaan ollut suutari. Hänelle tulvi paljon muistoja mieleen, erilaisten tuoksujen ja tunnelmien muodossa. Hänen oli helppo lukea asioista tarkemmin, kun kohteissa oli myös englanninkielinen selostus. Mielenkiintoinen kohde, mutta täytyy pystyä vielä hyvin kulkemaan, melko haasteellinen ympäristö, jos on polvi tai lonkka vaivaa.

Great piece of old history. Definitely a must. Upea pala Turun historia ja elämää menneiltä vuosisadoilta.

I've been looking forward to visit this place because I knew that it's one of the most important place for Turku, but honestly I didn't know that it's so awesome. I can't explain it so the only way it's that you visit it by yourself

I don't know if it's the norm, but it closed very early so we weren't actually able to stay for long. The shop was full of utterly useless stuff which I peesonally would never decorate my home with. Never ended up getting a good look at the actual stuff in the area as we had to leave only maybe 10 minutes after entering, which we did quite early in the day.

Gorgeous example of living history! This is an incredible museum, but not at all a typical museum: it's an entire neighborhood or wooden houses. It's fascinating seeing so much, especially how tiny many of the spaces were but how many people crammed into them. Some tips and helpful hints before you go: 1. It's not really handicap-accessible. The houses are historic and have many uneven staircases and low doorways, etc. It's also on quite a steep hill. 2. There's a section for children but given the inaccessible nature you'll want to leave your stroller at home. 3. It's probably a bit larger than you expect. If you want to see everything, plan on 4 hours or longer. 4. If you take public transportation, and aren't ready for a lot of stairs, I recommend the bus stop right in front of the museum, NOT the one Google often recommends which involves walking up the entire hill by way of many stairs, and then puts you out at the side of the museum, necessitating more walking. 5. The museum is staffed by people doing the historic professions or demonstrating something, wearing period clothing. 6. Signs, instructions, etc are all in Finnish, Swedish, and English, and employees can help and direct you in any.

Very interesting sight for Turku/Finnish history. Enjoyed wandering the buildings and interacting with the people there. Lots of stories, history, and information about how people used to live and work. Really gave a good sense of the city before the fire. Similar to the hutongs in Beijing - preservation of the way people used to live.

What a time travel! This ensemble of original buildings takes you back 200 years in an instant. Interesting for young and old, you should absolutely visit this place!

Great place for the whole family - fascinating content for all ages, very well organised and lots to see. I would recommend to stay 3-4 hours to see everything if you can. There is a cafe inside and outside for light refreshments. You can go in and out , entrance is for the whole day

Aivan viehättävä ja historiallisesti arvokas kortteli keskellä kaupunkia. Kortteli säästyi vuoden 1827 Turun palolta ja nyt siellä pääsee tutustumaan menneiseen aikaan. Näkemään mitä oli elämäminen ja asuminen 1900-luvulla. Suosittelen. Aikaa kiertelyyn on hyvä varata 1-2 tuntia, riippuen miten paljon haluaa lukea taloista ja paikalla asuneista henkilöistä. Portaita on paljon ja talot ovat matalia.

Käymisen arvoinen paikka, joka avaa silmät entisaikojen elämään. Aikaa kannattaa varata lähes 2h, jos haluaa korttelin kaikki talot käydä läpi.

Great great great. This openair museum is really atypique. If you want to feel the end 18ie century finnish way of life in a craftman city, this is the place .

(Translated by Google) Check the internet for the schedule before visiting. (Original) Посмотрите в интернете расписание перед визитом.

(Translated by Google) Better and more interesting than Helsinki's Seurasaari. (Original) Parempi ja mielenkiintoisempi, kuin Helsingin Seurasaari.

(Translated by Google) Interesting things to do 😊 (Original) Mielenkiintoista nähtävää 😊

(Translated by Google) A leap into history. Good guides. (Original) Hyppäys historiaan. Hyvät oppaat.

(Translated by Google) Otherwise it was good but it would have been nice to visit the houses inside as well. (Original) Muuten oli hyvä mutta olisi ollut kiva myös käydä taloissa sisällä.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and historical place in the center of Turku! (Original) Kaunis ja historiallinen paikka keskellä Turkua!

(Translated by Google) A great place for city history right in the middle of the city (Original) Hieno paikka kaupunki historiaa ihan keskellä kaupunkia

(Translated by Google) They walked outside, no access to the buildings. (Original) Ulkona käveltiin, sisään ei päässyt rakennuksiin.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum reflecting the history of Turku. (Original) Turku tarihini yansıtan güzel bir müze.

(Translated by Google) Always a nice place to spin in old Turku (Original) Aina kiva paikka pyörähtää vanhassa Turussa

(Translated by Google) Tells of a time when craftsmanship was valued. From a time when people lived differently than they do now. Turku burned down and part of it remained to be seen. Turku is the former capital. It’s worth taking the time because I ran out of time and didn’t have time to see everything. Interesting and recommend. (Original) Kertoo ajasta jolloin käsityöläisyys oli arvossaan. Ajasta jolloin elettiin erilailla kuin nyt. Turku paloi ja osa siitä jäi nähtäväksi. Turku on entinen pääkaupunki. Kannattaa varata aikaa, sillä minulla loppui aika ja kaikkea en ehtinyt katsomaan. Mielenkiintoinen ja suosittelen.

(Translated by Google) Absolutely wonderful place especially the cafe. (Original) Aivan ihana paikka etenkin kahvila.

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum, only cold in winter (Original) Mielenkiintoinen museo, talvella vain kylmä

(Translated by Google) Very interesting looking museum! It's a pity that the museum was closed on October 30, 2020. Fortunately, the information point / souvenir shop was open and I got a chat club from there. A couple of books + a saucer left to take me home. 📘 📙 💿 🛍 Gotta come first summer again! 🏃‍♂️ (Original) Erittäin mielenkiintoisen oloinen museo! Harmillinen juttu, että museo oli suljettuna 30.10.2020. Onneksi infopiste/matkamuistomyymälä oli avoinna ja sieltä sain juttuseuraa. Pari kirjaa + pannunalunen lähti kotiin viemisinä mukaani. 📘 📙 💿 🛍 Täytyy tulla ensikesänä uudelleen! 🏃‍♂️

Must visit again!

(Translated by Google) Nice good coffee and products (Original) Mukava hyvät kaffet ja tuotteet

Very nice Museum Inside the old houses and outside it shows excellent the past

Interesting to see how building standards have changed since the 1800s since we are currently doing renovations. In the 1800s they already had the original green roofs with earth and vegetation covering a layer of birch bark

Interesting "old city" in heart of the city

Excellent and interesting, experiential place to immerse oneself to life hundreds of years ago. A whole block of old apartments, dwellings and workshops of the various craftspeople of the old times. Brilliant with children. There's a post office to send cards with special stamps, a shop to buy old time candy etc.

(Translated by Google) Exceptional to see such a large area, so well preserved in its original condition, more than 200 years ago. The most interesting museum in Finland 👍🏻😊 (Original) Poikkeuksellista nähdä näin iso alue, näin hyvin säilytettynä alkuperäisessä kunnossaan, yli 200 vuoden takaa. Mielenkiintoisin museo Suomessa 👍🏻😊

Good exhibiton of old Turku and craftsmanship. Many different buildings with rooms furnished as they were in 1800 century.

Lovely idyllic outdoor museum to spend a few hours at. Some of the buildings are not open year-round so it is worth checking ahead of time. There is often events in the summer that showcases more of the traditional handicrafts of Finland. Great place to visit for family with kids.

(Translated by Google) Good cafeteria, good services and interesting stories. (Original) Buena cafetería, buenos servicios e historias interesantes.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum, worth taking part in a guided tour. Lots of interesting history in an atmospheric setting. (Original) Erittäin mielenkiintoinen museo, kannattaa osallistua opastuskierrokselle. Paljon kiinnostavaa historiaa tunnelmallisessa miljöössä.

(Translated by Google) You can see how ordinary people lived and were 100-200 years ago. How many know or remember when the Artisan Museum received the Golden Ome-nan, the "Museum of the World Oscar" and why ?! Probably, I'm not sure, I'm the only one in Finland. And there aren't very many in the North either. (Original) Pääsee näkemään miten tavalliset ihmiset elivät ja olivat 100-200 vuotta sitten. Kuinka moni tietää tai muistaa kun Käsityöläs museo sai Kultaisen Ome-nan, "Museo maailman Oskarin" ja miksi?! Lienee, en ole varma, Suomen ainoa lajis-saan. Eikä Pohjois maissakaan ole kovin montaa.

(Translated by Google) Here you can get to know the life of the Turku people 200 years ago. (Original) Hier kann man das Leben der Menschen von Turku vor 200 Jahren kennen lernen.

A must if you are in Turku.

(Translated by Google) The best place to spend a beautiful summer day from a world that has already disappeared in modern times, small bars, enterprising people, a skill that has disappeared in our world, a nicely restored and friendly time-dressed spared part of the original Turku, I warmly recommend, a fairy exploring experience, comfortable shoes of course🌹🌹🌹 (Original) Paras paikka viettää kaunis kesäpäivä jo nykyaikana kadonneesta maailmasta,pieniä pirttejä,yritteliäitä ihmisiä,taitoa joka on kadonnut meidän maailmassamme,hienosti entisöity ja ystävällinen ajan asuun pukeutunut Henk.kunta+kahvio terassilla jossa voi herkutella kahvilla ja leivonnaisia,upea vanha miljöö,ainoa Turun palosta säästynyt osa alkuperäistä Turkua,lämpimästi suosittelen,käyppä tutustumassa elämyksen,mukavilla kengillä tietysti🌹🌹🌹

(Translated by Google) Idyllic, interesting, a piece of old Turku. I recommend (Original) Idyllinen, mielenkiintoinen, kappale vanhaa Turkua. Suosittelen😍

This place is too good to visit in 1.5 hours. Too many houses to peek in and smell. A real pearl of Turku.

(Translated by Google) Absolutely awesome place to get to know how before the old town was lived and lived. (Original) Aivan mahtava paikka tutustua miten ennen vanhaan kaupungissa asuttiin ja elettiin.

(Translated by Google) Genuine old Turku. (Original) Aitoa vanhaa Turkua.

(Translated by Google) Good and atmospheric cafe (Original) Hyvä ja tunnelmallinen kahvila

(Translated by Google) A historic place where even in the fall there are experts telling the history of buildings and living. (Original) Historiallinen paikka, jossa vielä syksylläkin on asiantuntijoita kertomassa rakennusten ja elämisen historiasta.

(Translated by Google) A unique place to get to know the lives of ordinary people 200 years ago. (Original) Ainutlaatuinen paikka päästä tutustumaan tavallisten ihmisten elämään 200 vuoden takaa.

(Translated by Google) An interesting place where you got a lot of information about the way of life and work of the past. It's just a pity that several items were closed. For example, the printing house would have been interested, but was just catching up when we visited. (Original) Mielenkiintoinen paikka, josta sai paljon tietoa entisajan elin- ja työtavoista. Harmi vain, että useat kohteet oli suljettu. Esim kirjapaino olisi kiinnostanut, mutta oli juuri käydessämme kiinni.

(Translated by Google) Maybe suitable for small groups, but otherwise there was a corona throw. (Original) Ehkä pien ryhmille sopii, mutta muuten oli koronalinko.

(Translated by Google) An atmospheric place (Original) Tunnelmallinen paikka