Punkmuseo
The Punkmuseo in the Graniittitalo (Granite House) in Kamppi presents punk culture in Helsinki and is open Tuesday to Sunday.
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About the museum
The Punkmuseo is a museum of punk culture operating in Helsinki. Its permanent premises are in the Graniittitalo (Granite House) in Kamppi, at Jaakonkatu 3. Members of the museum can enter the museum and its events free of charge.
The museum’s website has an events calendar, an archive and a radio section. The museum has organised several exhibitions celebrating 50 years of punk in Helsinki. These include the exhibition Punk! 50 vuotta säpinää Helsingin kaduilla (Punk! 50 years of buzz on the streets of Helsinki), which the museum’s curators made for the Helsinki City Museum’s Hakasalmi Villa, and the exhibition Maailma oli kuolemassa, mutta me olimme elossa (The World Was Dying, But We Were Alive), displayed in the tower of Kiek in de Kök. On Helsinki Day, too, the museum has had a programme and free admission.
Highlights
- History of punk culture in Helsinki
- Museum archive and events calendar
- Open Tuesday to Sunday
- Free admission for members and under-18s
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €5 |
|---|---|
| Children & teens | freefree up to age 17 · Under 18s enter free of charge. |
Admission is free for members and under-18s; others pay €5.
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