The Finnish Heritage Agency preserves Finland's material cultural heritage: collects, studies and distributes knowledge of it.

The Finnish Heritage Agency
Visiting address: Sturenkatu 2a, Helsinki
Postal address: P.O. Box 913, FI-00101 Helsinki
Telephone exchange +358 295 33 6000 (Mon–Fri 8–16.15)

The Record Office

The Sturenkatu service point is open from Monday to Thursday from 9am to 3pm.
The telephone service is open on weekdays from 9 to 11.30.
At other times, please contact by e-mail.

Visiting address: Sturenkatu 2a
Postal address: P.O. Box 913, FI-00101 Helsinki

Email: kirjaamo@museovirasto.fi
Tel.: 0295 33 6080
Fax: 0295 33 6999

Museokatu 1 (Carriage House). The Carriage House is situated in The National Museum of Finland's park.
General Director
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The National Museum of Finland
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Tel. +358 295 33 6901 Ticket Office
Tel. +358 295 33 6902 Booking of guided tours
Tel. +358 295 33 6903 Museum Shop

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News

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31.03.2021, Museum Sector, Finnish Heritage Agency

The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 created uncertainty for museums but also sparked new ways of working

The coronavirus pandemic has had major effects in the Finnish museum field. Nearly all museums closed their doors in 2020 for periods of various lengths, and...

22.03.2021, International Activities, Cultural Heritage

Finnish Heritage Agency the first Finnish operator to enter the international Climate Heritage Network

The Climate Heritage Network, founded in 2018, focuses on the potential of cultural heritage to promote ecological sustainability and climate actions through art, culture and cultural...

01.03.2021, Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, Maritime Heritage, Data Systems

The Finnish Heritage Agency to open the Ilppari reporting service for all archaeological amateur findings

Ilppari, a service intended for reporting archaeological amateur findings, will be expanded. In addition to artefacts, the service can be used to report relics on land...

17.12.2020, Intangible Cultural Heritage, European cultural heritage, International Activities

The sauna culture in Finland has been inscribed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage

The sauna culture is the first Finnish element on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Finland ratified the UNESCO Convention...

14.12.2020, Journalistic Picture Archive JOKA , Picture Collections

Finnish Heritage Agency releases more than 200,000 print-quality pictures from its collections for public use

The Finnish Heritage Agency is releasing more than 200,000 pictures from its collections as print-quality image files for anyone to use via the Finna service. The...

27.11.2020, Finnish Heritage Agency

Finnish Heritage Agency customer service closed

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the researchers’ hall and research rooms of the the Finnish Heritage Agency’s picture collections, library, archives and the archaeological collections as...

12.10.2020, European cultural heritage, International Activities, Built Heritage

Seminaarinmäki in Jyväskylä first in Finland to seek the European Heritage Label

Based on a proposal by the Finnish Heritage Agency, the Ministry of Education and Culture has selected Seminaarinmäki in Jyväskylä as the first European Heritage Label...

04.06.2020, Maritime Heritage

MarineFinland.fi - The treasure trove of Finnish marine data now available in English

Everything you wanted to know about the Baltic Sea is now gathered in one place. Go to MarineFinland.fi to find real-time data from the sea and...

20.05.2020, Finnish Heritage Agency

Services of the Finnish Heritage Agency during the summer

In accordance with the guidelines of the Government 4.5.2020, services of the Finnish Heritage Agency will be opened gradually from 1.6.2020. During this state of emergency,...

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