City of Helsinki, Culture and Leisure Division

Villa Hakasalmi

Service location

Hakasalmi Villa has temporary exhibitions about the history of Helsinki, with a new theme each year. The exhibitions range from the city’s musical life to the Helsinki of the movies, and from wartime moods to manor life. Photo exhibitions presenting 20th-century urban landscapes and everyday life in Helsinki are particularly popular. Alongside Helsinki nostalgia, the exhibitions offer access to th ...

Visiting address

Mannerheimintie 13b
00100 Helsinki

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Service hours

Open

Tuesday 11.00–19.00

Wednesday-Sunday 11.00–17.00

Exceptional service hours

19/6/2026 Exceptionally closed

Closed

20/6/2026 Exceptionally closed

Closed

21/6/2026 Exceptionally open

11.00–17.00

Other contact details

E-mail

kaupunginmuseo@hel.fiOpens in a new window.

Telephone number

+358 931078519

Postal address

P.O.Box 4301
00099 Helsingin Kaupunki

Website

https://www.hakasalmivilla.fi/

Accessibility information

The main entrance parking spaces may be used for this entrance as well.
The entrance is hard to perceive but illuminated
In connection with the entrance, there are at least 4 steps, with handrails on both sides.
The entrance has a wheelchair lift.
The doors connected to the entrance are hard to perceive. Outside the door there is sufficient room for moving e.g. with a wheelchair. The door requires the use of a door phone and is heavy.
The entrance has thresholds over 2 cm high.

The customer service point is on the entrance floor.
The customer service point has directions to the different facilities.
The customer service point has thresholds over 2 cm high.
The customer service point has a wheelchair lift.
The doors in the customer service point are hard to perceive.
The waiting room of the customer service point has no queue number system. The customers wait standing up.
The customer service point has an accessible toilet on the same floor.

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Text edited by: City of Helsinki, Culture and Leisure Division

Updated: 6/5/2026