Historiallinen museo / Lahti Historical museum
The Lahti Historical Museum is located in the former Lahti Manor. The rose-coloured house was built in 1898 as a home of an important family in a small town, the Fellmans. After the family, the building has been used by a day-care centre and a school. Since 1968, the building has housed a museum showcasing the cultural history of Lahti and the Päijät-Häme region.
Access preferences
- Accessible entry (Accessible entrance for pushchairs and wheelchairs)
The Historical Museum has an accessible entry to the building from the main entrance. The museum also has a lift by which you can access all four floors of the museum.
- Guided tours (Group and Tours)
We offer guided tours in Finnish, English and Swedish. Ask our customer service personnel about tours in simplified Finnish, Finnish Sign Language and other languages.
- Personal assistants free (Special Assistance)
Personal assistants can enter the museum free of charge.
- Restrooms (Accessible restrooms)
The accessible bathroom can be found on the ground floor.
- Tactile objects (Tactile Experiences)
You cannot touch the objects in our museum and most of our objects are stored in display cases. You can touch some objects in our exhibits which are separately marked. Our staff will gladly instruct you further.
- Wheelchair accessible (Getting around inside the museum)
The museum is able to lend wheelchairs and walkers to our guests.
Contact info
Historiallinen museo,
Kartanonkatu 1,
15110 Lahti, Finland.
044 482 6045
historiallinenmuseo@lahti.fi
https://www.lahdenhistoriallinen.fi/en/