Different and in a nice setting. Worth the walk from downtown. More

As Marshall of Finland Mannerheim earned the highest degree there is in Finland to give anybody. He was the supreme commander of Finnish troops in our theatre of WWII. Without going to detais, Helsinki is the only capital in Europe, not invaded during that war. A to the museum, a visitor sees how ascetic was his life with a tent... More

I'm not a big fan of museums all in all. But thishome of former field marchall Mannerheim is interestiong from many points of view: historical happenings, souverniers from many foreign countries with stories to go, how his home was decorated, how simple his own quarters was etc. More

This was not an interesting museum. It is a house filled with some artifacts of Mannerheim. His story is an essential part of Finnish history, but the tour did not inspire interest in him. The only way to go through the house/museum is in a guided tour. The tour was very boring. Only my wife and I were on the... More

A superbly interesting museum; tours are guided and include a look at the rolltop desk, tiger skins, photographs from and a map of his trip across Asia, and much much more! Before the tour, you will put blue plastic booties over your shoes (with good reason, the floors of this museum [actually a historic house] are irreplaceable). The guide was... More