Lotta organisation and its heritage have got museum worth of them. Clear and logic presentation of... read more
Lotta organisation and its heritage have got museum worth of them. Clear and logic presentation of... read more
Very informative museum in beautiful area for someone who is interested in the history and womens... read more
We visited this historic location of Lotta Svard museum and cafeteria. The Lotta Museum is a professionally run specialist museum that records and documents the history of the Lotta Svärd organization and studies the volunteer work of women as part of the history of Finland. The Museum is maintained by the Lotta Svärd Foundation and it was opened to the public in 1996.
Visitors are taken along on a Lotta posting across the country guided by the stories of Lottas who served in medical and headquarters duties during the war years. Produced with multimedia technique this story of the Lotta is combined with the photographs of an album that were taken on the same posting. Together, these two narratives – the original voice and the photographs – form the unique and moving story of the Lotta.
Besides that, there's the Lotta Cafe, which has tasty coffee and Finnish specialities, pastries, sugar doughnuts and baked rolls. When you visit Southern Finland, remember to visit the historic Lotta Museum, too.
Very interesting Lotta Svärd museum in Tuusula. There are many interesting items which tells the story of Lotta Svärd. There is avalaible an 30min guidance (audio + video) and it's worth to see/hear.
Lovely building, nice cafe and small shop too.
Museum telling the history of Lotta-women in the war. Overall very good exhibition, but maybe a bit too "sterile" and lifeless
We had a lecture booked for our visit, and this was very educational. The guide gave a thorough presentation of the Lotta organisation’s history, and with this in mind our walk through the museum got a lot more interesting. What a group of women this was! We ended our stay with a visit in the museum cafe.
Lotta menas female wartime volunteers in many jobs like nursing, air controll, feeding soliders and all other possible jobs also in front line.
We learnt a great deal about the major work done by Finnish women in social care and wartime auxiliary capacities in 20th century. Well explained story of the Lotta Svard movement and its national and international significance. Well worth a visit. Good English translations of all details (apart from video/audio). Very good café with great range of cakes!