It is something to see and you can find allot of info in English, which is very helpful! The folks... read more
It is something to see and you can find allot of info in English, which is very helpful! The folks... read more
Well worth the visit, less than one hour needed to see everything, interesting to see how the... read more
Intresting place to see. Almost got me
There could be more doors open the cells.
It’s nice to be free...
The Prison is authentic and exciting place to visit. This is a museum, but it has been an old prison and there is many things left there and that makes it really authentic.
It almost seems like the prisoners and the stuff just left. Offices and prison cells have been left intact.
There is also clothing and other things to see in the museum. In a guided tour you here exciting stories about the prison history and stories about the prisoners.
This museum introduces the history of correctional treatment in Finland and the prison life in the past.
The museum is located in the former premises of the provincial prison next to the Häme Castle.
When it was built in 1871, it was the first prison in Finland with cells. The prison was used until 1993.
The place is in its original condition. The past lives on in the writings on the walls, the items, and the lived-in cells.
It is something to see and you can find allot of info in English, which is very helpful! The folks working the place are fun as well!
The old country prison is well worth of visiting. It’s not experience like Alcaraz, but it’s intereating and you can see prison’s life in Finland in the old days and about 20 years ago, when it closed. Downside is, that prison museum is open only in summertime (may-august)
Well worth the visit, less than one hour needed to see everything, interesting to see how the prisoners lived, also very informative staff with excellent knowledge.