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What to do and see in Finland, Finland: The Best Science Museums
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1. Koloveden Luontotupa
2. Heureka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 425 reviews
Heureka's exhibitions are interactive. The main exhibition has over 200 exhibits from many fields of science as well as a number of activity points.
Reviewed By Guide08573947614 - Finland, null
Heureka is always worth a visit, lots of things to see and learn for people of all ages! Especially children will enjoy this place because they can try out and do scientific things for themselves too.
3. Tietomaa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By litalna - Kfar Saba, Israel
The best place ever!! I go there every year at the summer, super entertaining and educational! The place has multiple floors, and each floor is huge and filled with activities that explain physics and science in such a pleasant, easy and attractive way. Every now and then they also add new activities which makes it even more interesting. would definitely recommend, this place never fails to keep me entertained. Been visiting the place since I was 8, and im 19 now :)
4. Pilke Science Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 193 reviews
Do you feel attracted by northern forests? If so, your place is Pilke in Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland near the Arctic Circle. The exhibition of the science center will take you for an exploration of current forest issues, while the Pilke Shop offers forest products to all senses.
Reviewed By PM19567
This large building has exploration of forest issues and has a shop also about forest products. It is close by to the Arktikum
5. Tulikiven Kivikyla
6. Iisalmi Cultural Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Iisalmi Culture Centre is the location of many cultural events in Iisalmi. Building includes library, community college, music college, summer university of Kuopio, museum of natural science, two exhibition venues and two concerthalls. The Cultural Centre was built in 1989 and it was designed by Pekka Pitkanen.
