Learn and Experience

Learn about architecture experientially in workshops, guided tours and architecture walking tours online and on-site! Six different workshops open up the basic concepts of architecture and current phenomena to learners of different ages. The architecture walking tours introduce you to 1920s Helsinki. Experience the current exhibitions of the Museum of Finnish Architecture together with an expert guide. Check out our learning services and make booking!

Fill This Space is a school programme for 16–20 year olds. It gives you an opportunity to discuss issues related to architecture and the built environment together with museum and architecture professionals and architecture students. The school programme is planned together according to the wishes and interests of the participants.

There are still a few places available for Fill This Space Summer Schools! Apply now!

The Museum of Finnish Architecture’s history club introduces the museum’s exhibitions, library and archive collections, as well as nearby architecture and its history with architecture professionals. The history club is free and open to all secondary school students interested in architecture and its history.

Alusta pavilion, built on the courtyard of the Museum of Finnish Architecture and the Design museum in Helsinki, will be open for public from June 2022 to October 2023. The project explores nature-culture relations and offers a place for encounters between humans and non-human animals in urban space. Alusta is realized by a multidisciplinary group lead by Suomi/Koivisto architects.

A&DO – Learning Centre for Architecture and Design

Architecture and design belong to everyone. A&DO – Learning Centre for Architecture and Design wants to encourage people to learn about their living environment by sharing experiences and doing things together. The centre is established in 2020–2023 by the Museum of Finnish Architecture and the Design Museum with the help of the Museum Vision grant from the Finnish Cultural Foundation.

Culture Kids

All children born in Helsinki in and after 2020 are invited to become Culture Kids. The purpose of the Culture Kids programme is to promote wellbeing of families and cultural equality among the residents of Helsinki. At the same time, it increases accessibility to art and cultural institutions operating in Helsinki. The Culture Kids programme is administered by the Culture and Leisure Division of the City of Helsinki. The Museum of Finnish Architecture is part of the programme.