Museum visit

The Finnish National Gallery is the largest art museum organisation in Finland and a national cultural institution. The main units of the organisation are the Ateneum Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, the Sinebrychoff Art Museum, and the Central Art Archives. All of these are located at the Helsinki city centre with easy access by public and private transport. All Finnish National Gallery museums are fully accessible for those with impaired mobility, and various seeing, hearing and mobility aids are available for loan to visitors. Guided tours can be tailored according to the needs of the group.

Admission fees

• Ateneum Art Museum
  
• Museum on Contemporary Art Kiasma
• Sinebrychoff Art Museum
  

Opening hours

• Ateneum Art Museum
  
• Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma
• Sinebrychoff Art Museum
  

The Ateneum Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma and the Sinebrychoff Art Museum ticket desks and museum shops are located on the ground level and are freely accessible. You are warmly welcomed!

Nearest parking

• Europark Eliel
  
• Europark Kluuvi
  
• Forum-P Parkkihalli
• Stockmann Q-park
  

Check the location of the various Finnish National Gallery units from HelsinkiRegion.fi.

For more information, please contact Helsinki City Transport.