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Welcome to Villa Gyllenberg!
We want both visitors and staff to feel safe in the museum. Everyone has the freedom to be who they are, so please be polite and respectful.
Inappropriate conduct can be reported to the museum staff or via e-mail to villa@gyllenbergs.fi
We wish you a pleasant visit!

Address

Kuusisaarenpolku 11, 00340 Helsinki.

You will find us here.

How to get there

We recommend using public transport! The parking area is limited and parking along Kuusisaarenpolku can be tricky during winter due to snow and ice.

You'll get to Kuusisaari by changing to bus 510 (Herttoniemi-Kivenlahti) or 52 (Kuninkaantammi-Otaniemi) in either Munkkiniemen aukio or Aalto University (Otaniemi).

The bus stop closest to us i called Kuusisaarenkuja, and it's right next to the parking lot of Didrichsen Art Museum. Follow the street called Kuusisaarenpolku, you'll find us on the right at the end of the street. You'll get to Munkkiniemi from the city center with buses 20 and 30, or by the tram nr. 4. During the summer you can also take a city bike.

You can also take the metro to Aalto University and hop on bus 510 or 52.

Search for routes and schedules here.

You can also arrive by bike or by foot following beautiful routes along the Helsinki coast lines. The bike stand is by the western/left gate.
Ask your accommodation or Helsinki Tourist Information more about ways of getting around in the city.

Parking

Visitors can park their cars in the museum's parking lot or along Kuusisaarenpolku.
NB! Please do not park in front of the driveways along the street!

There's a bicycle stand on the museums front yard, right next to the left gate.

Accessibility

The new side of the museum (incl. entrance, the museum shop, the gallery and the cafeteria) is accessible for everyone. The main entrance is accessible, there's a lift (max ca. 500 kg) in the gallery and there is also a wheelchair available (ask more at the front desk). Our special exhibitions and programs are usually on this side of the museum.
Cars may be parked right outside the main entrance for drop off of persons in wheelchair etc.

The old side of the museum is less accessible due to numerous steps and a staircase leading upstairs.

There are benches in the entrance lobby and the gallery, and we also have light-weight, foldable chairs that you can borrow and use during your visit.

There are induction loops at the front desk and in the ceiling of the gallery. More information about the location of these is available at the front desk. The gallery's induction loop is connected to the microphones that are used during e.g. opening speeches and lectures.

One of the toilets in the entrance hall is wheelchair accessible and the same toilet also has a changing table.

Dogs are not allowed inside the museum. Guide dogs are welcome.

Quiet and busy visiting hours

The last hour of the museum's opening hours (4-5 pm) is the most quiet time to visit the museum. We recommend that visitors who hope to have a quiet museum experience visit us at this time.

Sundays are the busiest days, and events organized at the museum also tend to attract a lot of people. Read more about our events here.

Groups and guided tours

Groups can visit the museum both during and outside the opening hours. Max. 30 persons per group and the duration is normally 45-60 minutes.

You can book a private tour for your group by e-mailing villa(at)gyllenbergs.fi.

Price list for guided tours

Monday to Friday: 80 €/group
Week-ends: 110 €/group
School and student groups: 40 €/group
Additional hour (if the stay is longer than 2 h): 50 € weekdays, 100 € weekends.

The price for student groups also apply for university students.
The maximum amount of pupils aged 10-18 years is 20 pupils/group, and 15 pupils/group for children under 10 years.

Free admission for group leaders.
We recommend payments by card or cash on site. A service fee of 10 € will be added to invoices.

Café Signe

The museum's small cafe is located next to the gallery. The café is open Wed, Sat, Sun 12-16.30.
The menu consists of coffee, buns and pastries as well as small sweet things and lemonades. During the summer we also have ice cream.
Groups can pre-order when booking their tour. There are 30 seats in the cafeteria. During the summer, a terrace with a view over Laajalahti bay is also open.

There's silence in the cafeteria during programs, such as concerts or lectures, that are held in the gallery. Learn more about the museum's program on the page Going on.

Card payments only in the cafeteria!

Groups: please let us know if you wish to order something from the cafeteria.
Larger groups: please visit us outside the opening hours.
A service fee of 50-500 € will be charged for additional arrangements. The fee depends on the arrangements and the size of the group.

Phone

Villa Gyllenberg (during opening hours): +358 9 481 333.

The office (Mon-Fri 9 am-4 pm): +358 9 647 390.