We spent several hours on the Island. Unfortunately we were one day late for the tours but it was still a good visit. We reached the Island easily by bus. It is a beautiful place to spend an afternoon. Walking around viewing the buildings was...More

This is a definite place to see while in Helsinki and it id just a fabulous open air museum where you see old buildings that were brought to the island and re constructed. You get an idea of just what the people lived in back...More

Great place for a stroll on a summerday. On a small island on the coast of Helsinki, near the museum of President Kekkonen, Tamminiemi.

We got the service bus from the city centre out to the museum. It's very easy to get to and is a must do. You can easily spend 2 or 3 hours here. The entry price was reasonable and there is a lot to see....More

In the middle of a city tour this island is a tranquil place to visit where red squirrels will come and sit at your feet.

Very easy to get to and well worth a visit. Really lovely to walk around and explore the interesting buildings and surrounds. We took a picnic lunch and got there very easily by local bus from central Helsinki. There were also lots of cheeky red...More

I caught the bus to the Open-Air Museum and it was really peaceful walking through the forest and coming across the old houses, windmills, shops and churches.

25-30 minutes with the local bus company takes You from Helsinki city centre to this open-museum. During a warm summerday we spent some hours on this island investigating in how it was to live in Finland long time ago. You can also take a coffee...More

We have spent there 4 hours. You can see there and visit many old, woodden, finnish buildings from XVIII and XIX century like storehouses, houses, churches, mills or shops. A lot of walking in nice park with the great smell of spruce and fir trees....More

To visit Seurasaari is to explore the history of the various regions of Finland. A visit involves lots of walking on dirt paths up and down hills. To receive entrance into all the buildings requires purchasing a ticket. We did not do so, and still...More