Music museums

Museum of Mechanical Music

In its own unique way, this slightly surreal "museum" is a place after which you listen to all the music differently. The ever-growing collection of more than 400 objects in seven halls of a huge building leaves no one cold. From music boxes, automatic pianos and orchestras, special and interesting pocket-sized instruments to Goliath, which weighs 5,000 kg – an "orchestrion" that creates an invisible orchestra of 75 musicians.

https://www.mekaanisenmusiikinmuseo.fi/home/

+358 50 590 9297
info@mekaanisenmusiikinmuseo.fi
Pelimanninkatu 8, 78850 Varkaus

The Sibelius Museum

The Sibelius Museums collection spans approx. 2000 musical instruments from all around the world.

https://sibeliusmuseum.fi/en/

+358 50 337 6906
sibeliusmuseum@stiftelsenabo.fi
Piispankatu 17, 20500 Turku 

Ainola

Ainola is the home museum of Aino and Jean Sibelius.

https://www.ainola.fi/home/

+358 9 287 322 
info@ainola.fi
Ainolankatu 1, 04400 Järvenpää 

Birthplace of Jean Sibelius 

The birthplace of Jean Sibelius, the only one of his childhood homes that still stands, preserves the memory of Sibelius' earliest steps toward becoming Finland's most celebrated composer. 

https://hmlmuseo.fi/en/home/museums/birthplace-of-jean-sibelius/

+358 3 621 2755
sibeliuksensyntymakoti@hameenlinna.fi
Hallituskatu 11, 13100 Hämeenlinna 

Villa Kokkonen

Architect Alvar Aalto's (1898–1976) masterpiece Villa Kokkonen was completed in 1969 at the northern end of Lake Tuusula. It was the home of composer Joonas Kokkonen.

https://www.jarvenpaantaidemuseo.fi/en/villa-kokkonen

+358 40 315 2123
villakokkonen@jarvenpaa.fi  
Tuulimyllyntie 5, 04400 Järvenpää