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The 8 most popular museums tours in Finland right now. What each trip includes, who runs it, and what it costs, so you can book the right one.
Arktikum in Rovaniemi blends Arctic science, Sámi culture, Northern Lights stories, and a film into a fun, year-round museum stop.
“there is a library, a Cafe with great food and great treats, and can't forget the amazing exhibition”
Rovaniemi in one day: Ounasvaara views, husky and reindeer sleigh rides, Santa meet, Arctic Circle certificate, and Arktikum Arctic Museum.
“Amazing day out. We were collected from our accommodation and taken up to a peak to look out over the town and then on to Santas park. First up was meeting Santa, then we had a buffet lunch that was really nice. After lunch we went to see the huskies and after that the reindeer.…”
Explore Suomenlinna Museum in Helsinki’s sea-fortress world, with a 25‑minute film in many languages and year-round island coffee.
Entry to Serlachius Museums near Tampere: art, paper-industry history, standout architecture, plus options like sauna and dining.
“... Since it was our third time having a week off not far from Mänttä, it almost felt a "compulsory" part of the week to visit.”
Explore Inari’s Siida Sámi Museum with year-round indoor exhibitions and a weather-dependent open-air museum, all included in one $20 ticket.
“It is really nice how the Sámi culture and the surrounding nature is presented and explained there.”
Car tour from Saariselka to Sami Village Inari and Siida Museum for Sami culture, with winter gear, lunch, snacks, and small groups.
“We had an excellent guide who was extremely knowledgeable. She was very flexible and ensured we had a wonderful time. Learning about the Sami people and their way of life was really interesting. The day was very relaxed and enjoyable.”
Discover Sami culture in Inari with the Siida Museum, open-fire lunch, and a reindeer farm where you can feed and pet the animals.
“Guide had many interesting things to tell. The museum covers Sami culture with some amazing art, clothes and tools. It also teaches you about the local nature throughout the seasons with beautiful pictures. We ate a delicious creamy soup by the campfire next to a river rapid. Then we learned about reindeer, which we also…”
Private guided visit to Lapland Hotels SnowVillage in Levi, with ice art, an ice bar, movie theater, and an ice slide.
“An amazing structure! Our guide, Eemil, gave us a great overview of the annual build process, then walked us through the ice castle describing each themed room in detail.”
