Pihlajaveden kotiseutumuseo
The Pihlajavesi local heritage museum, set in a former parsonage and a courtyard of nine buildings, is a museum of rural objects in Keuruu.
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About the museum
The main building of the Pihlajavesi local heritage museum was originally the Pihlajavesi parsonage, dating from the 1830s. The building displays a wealth of objects used in the countryside.
The courtyard has nine buildings, including storehouses (aittas), a loan grain storehouse, a windmill, a smithy and a bakehouse (pakaritupa).
Highlights
- Former Pihlajavesi parsonage from the 1830s
- Courtyard of nine buildings
- Windmill, smithy and bakehouse (pakaritupa)
- Plenty of objects used in the countryside
Permanent exhibition
- Pihlajaveden kotiseutumuseo – The former parsonage displays a wealth of objects used in the countryside, and the courtyard has nine buildings.
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits are arranged in advance through the Keuruu museum. |
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