Seurasaari Open-Air Museum

Seurasaari is about an hour's walk from downtown Helsinki, and is often translated into Mate Island, an open-air museum reflecting the traditional state of life and production, and there are many unafraid squirrels and flocks of wild birds.

There are various residential buildings in Finland's past history. They can learn about Finland's traditional life and production. They have old farm implements, old wooden boats and old windmills to visit. Although the island is not very big, it has good scenery and rich content, and it is worth visiting.

This museum tells about some Finnish people's life customs, cultural history and so on. It can get a general understanding of Finnish culture. It is quite good. It is helpful to understand Finnish culture.

The museum is made up of many old wooden buildings, scattered in the beautiful scenery of the island. At a glance, these buildings and native buildings on the island naturally blend into one. But in fact, they are collected from all over Finland and placed on the island in an ancient way, which makes them look more like original works.

Take Bus No. 24 and get off at Surasaari Station. Partnership Island is 4 kilometers from downtown Helsinki. It seems that only in summer is it open. It's a series of independent cabins. If you pay money near the entry point of Squirrel Island, you can find small houses everywhere according to the map.