Anjalan kartano
The manor by the Kymi river in Anjala is open to the public in summer. It has changing art exhibitions, and Kouvola's tourist guides lead guided tours.
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About the museum
The story of Anjala manor begins in the 17th century, when Henrik Wrede gave his horse and his life for King Charles IX of Sweden; since then the manor has been part of Anjala's life. The manor is part of the Ankkapurha cultural park, whose operations are run by Ankkapurhan Kulttuurisäätiö sr (Ankkapurha Cultural Foundation). In the manor's old grain storehouse, the Makasiinikahvila (Storehouse Café) operates in summer.
In summer 2026 more than 4,500 visitors came to the manor. The manor hosts changing art exhibitions every year, which are free to enter. The manor will next open in May 2027.
Highlights
- Manor setting on the bank of the Kymi river
- Changing art exhibitions
- Guided tours in summer
- Makasiinikahvila (Storehouse Café)
- Operated by
- Ankkapurhan Kulttuurisäätiö sr
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
| Adults | free |
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Admission to the manor and the art exhibitions is free during the manor's opening hours.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
- Café
In summer the Makasiinikahvila (Storehouse Café) operates in the manor's old grain storehouse.
Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Kouvola's tourist guides lead guided tours in summer (The Stories of the Manor, Ghost Stories at the Manor). Group guided tours are booked by email. |
