Helsinki City Museum

It faces the Baltic Sea, and the open-air market is just opposite. There is a sign at the door that information about Helsinki can be obtained free of charge. There are a lot of information about city activities and all kinds of materials, and more people answering questions. Visitors can also sit in the lobby rest area to read materials, which is a good place for people.

The museum is small in size, showing the history of Helsinki city, and has a free English guide.

Museum's appearance is very good to walk inside is very fantastic decoration is also very innovative feel the inspiration of the design is great ah

I like this museum very much. It has its own unique design style and rich display.

Helsinki's Museum of Cities, though not crowded, has many surprising discoveries.