Karijoen kotiseutumuseo
Local heritage museum on Marttuusenmäki in Karijoki, presenting the living conditions, everyday life and working methods of the area; open on summer Sundays, free admission.
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About the museum
The Karijoki local heritage museum is located on Marttuusenmäki, where the first inhabitants settled in the 16th century. The museum presents the living conditions, everyday life, objects and working methods of the area from more than a hundred years ago to the present day. Most of the objects were received as donations.
On summer Sundays the museum hosts various events, such as communal singing sessions and the traditional Midsummer church service.
Highlights
- Objects from the history of living and everyday life in Karijoki
- Location on Marttuusenmäki, where the first inhabitants settled
- Events on summer Sundays
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Kotiseutumuseon perusnäyttely – Objects and descriptions of living conditions, everyday life and working methods in Karijoki.
- Operated by
- Karijoen kunta
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Admission is free.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
From the centre of Karijoki, drive 700 metres along Alakyläntie, turn left onto Punnintie (sign: Museo), and at the corner of the Punnin opisto (Punni college) turn right following the signs, over the stone bridge up to Marttuusenmäki. From the direction of Isojoki, drive about 11 kilometres along Alakyläntie and turn right onto Punnintie.
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