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Located in a former private home, the Kirpilä Art Collection is a unique art museum that presents a passionate art lover's collection and provides a glimpse of the life of well-to-do Helsinkians in the second half of the twentieth century.

The museum is housed in the apartment that was the home of the rheumatologist Juhani Kirpilä (1931-1988) and his partner, the antiques dealer Karl (Kalle) Rosenqvist, between 1979 and 1988. It covers nearly 350 square metres on the top floor of a functionalist house in the district of Töölö.

Suomenlinna sea fortress is a Unesco World Heritage Site located on the coast of Helsinki, and also a suburb of Helsinki with around 800 residents.

The Bank of Finland Museum's displays include the history of money in Finland and abroad as well as the role of the Bank of Finland in the European System of Central Banks. Changing exhibitions.

Also small café and museum shop.

Sneak in through the yellow gate and revel in the atmosphere of the 1860s in the oldest surviving wooden house in Helsinki.At the Burgher's House Museum, you can experience everyday life and living in a house of the bourgeois in the Kruununhaka district of the 1860s and 70s.

Part of the Helsinki City Museum.

The Lauri and Lasse Reitz Foundation Museum displays the art and antique collection of Lauri Reitz, one of the most renowned master builders of his time. The collector's wife, Maria Reitz, established the foundation in her will. Alongside her husband she wished to honour the memory of her son Lasse, who had died young. The home museum was opened to the public in 1971. It exhibits 19th century Finnish painting as well as handicraft from the 16th to the 19th century including silver and china items, arms and furniture.

The Media Museum and Archivers Merkki (former Päivälehti Museum) presents the history of media, modern-day media and the future of media as well as the freedom of speech in Finland and in other countries.

The Salvation Army Museum depicts the history of the Salvation Army in Finland for over 130 years.

Nordea Bank Museum presents a fully-furnished bank interior designed by architects Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen. Dating back to 1904, the interior is a valuable specimen of cultural heritage. Part of the old banking hall and the manager's office are open for visitors. Banking memorabilia collected from a variety of commercial banks add to the historic atmosphere.

Laterna Magica is an art gallery, antiquarian bookstore and meeting point for art friends in Kruununhaka. Exhibitions and other events.

The Children's Traffic Park has organized traffic education for children since 1958. From autumn to spring the park organizes lessons for kindergarden-groups and for school children (1st-3rd grade). During the summer season the park is open free of charge for everyone over 5 years old.