It's small so if you hate museums you know that you will be out quickly. You don't have to be interested in pharmacies..this place gives you a good idea how upper middle class people were living in the 18th century. More

The entrence fee is really cheap and you can see how they were doing medicine here in Turku several hundreds of years ago. The interior of the building is old too with several bedrooms to see including old furniture and artifacts. There's an old pharmacy lab in the back with tons of different artifacts. Theres a room were they were... More

In the very heart of Turku by the Aura River you find this centuries old house, home of the Pharmacy Museum. The house itself is one of the few OLD houses saved from many destructing fires, which have destroyed ancient Turku many times. Come here and enjoy the calm atmosphere. Especially in the Summer time it is wonderful to sit... More

Nice but small museum that gives a good picture of life in Turku centuries ago. More

This is a nice little museum in a very old building in almost center of the city. The place if full of period pieces of furniture and facinating pharmacy equipment and history shown in interesting way. More

This is a nice little museum in a very old building in almost center of the city. The place if full of period pieces of furniture and facinating pharmacy equipment and history shown in interesting way. More

The pharmacy museum is housed n the oldest house in Turku. The visit wont take you very long but it is interesting to see how things were done in the old times. More

In the heart of Turku, just a hundred meters from the market-square, you find a peaceful oasis. First you can study, how they made drugs two hundred years ago and after that you can have a nice cup of coffee at Qwnsel House´s garden. All the traffic is just fifty meters away, but you are in peaceful oasis. PS. In... More

Conveys a feel similar to the one when visiting the Jim Thompson House in Bangkok. Most impressive the pharmacy just when entering. A further wing well illustrates the modest lifestyle of the past by the exhibit of a finnish bourgeois household. More