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Find full information on the accessibility of the Old Great Square on the turkukaikille.info site.
accessibility
The building resides on a high hill. There is a fully accessible path behind the building. The exhibition is fully accessible.
Read more on the Turku for all accessibility site.
accessibility
The museum is located on a hill, and the terrain is uneven, so it can be difficult for the physically disabled to move on the grounds. The houses have steps leading up to them, which makes them harder to access.
There are wheelchair ramps to enable access to Museum Shop Hantvärkki, the toilets as well as Café Kisälli.
The personal assistants of physically disabled persons get free admission to the museum. Guide dogs and service dogs are allowed in the museum.
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The Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art is partially accessible
Enabled access
You can access the museum terrace from Paavo Nurmen puistotie, where there is an entrance without steps. There is a ramp and an automatic door by the main entrance. The lobby and Café Wäinö are fully accessible, as are the toilets in the lobby.
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NB! The lift is not in use right now.
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Before becoming a museum in the 19th century, Turku Castle served as a fortification and a stronghold for more than 600 years. The Castle was designed to be as inaccessible as possible. Only some areas are accessible by a wheelchair.
Please note that the passageways between halls and rooms are not accessible by pram or stroller.
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The home of the Turku Philharmonic Orchestra is a traditional hall which hosts, among other events, the Degree Ceremonies of the Universities of Turku.
The building is the first in Finland specifically built for concert use, and the building has mostly maintained its original 1952 functional style. The lobby and reception areas are also suitable for event use.
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Turku Conservatory is built in the grounds of the shipyard hall completed in 1928 and the rope factory built in 1934. The Sigyn hall and its reception areas combine old shipyard atmosphere with internationally recognised modern architecture, and provide excellent facilities for concerts, seminars and events.
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The Turku Fair Center has the longest and most diverse experience in hosting large conferences, congresses and exhibitions in Turku. The Center contains a modern auditorium, four exhibition halls and its own reliable technical department, the Turku Fair Service. The separate meeting facilities enable the use of several smaller meeting rooms simultaneously.
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Brimming with history, Duke John’s Cellar is located in the Castle bailey. Built in the 16th century, it has served many functions over the centuries, for instance as a governor’s formal residence. The banquet facilities include the pleasant Leivintupa and the larger vaulted Holvisali hall, which hosts festive dinners.
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Turku Castle Banquet Halls are a unique, historical venue. Duke John and Katarina Jagellonica held the Renaissance Court in the King´s Hall, Queen´s Hall and Queen´s Chamber in the 1560s. Duke John’s Renaissance Banquet is a famous programme for dinner, where guests travel back in time to experience the ambiance and culture of 1562.
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Old Mill is one of the old industrial buildings in Turku that have found a new, creative life.
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Welcoming and cozy Cumulus City Turku is located in central Turku, near the green banks of the River Aura and the Turku VPK House renowned for its grand banquets and gala dinners.
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Ruissalo Spa is located on one of Finland’s most beautiful islands, amidst the oak groves of Ruissalo and archipelago idyll.
With spectacular outdoor tracks, a marina and a golf course, it is easy to combine your congress with maritime and outdoor activities.
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Scandic Julia is located by the Aura River, in the middle of the oldest and culturally most significant part of Turku.
The university area is within walking distance, as are the Turku Cathedral and the market square.
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The Castle dates back to the 13th century and provides surroundings which encapsulate Finland’s history. The Bryggman Hall on the south side of the Castle features a vaulted ceiling and is a modern meeting space for 120 guests. You can enjoy a lunch at the Southern Hall or smaller Juhana Herttua cellar on the bailey side. Some of the banquet and meeting facilities can be accessed from an easy access entrance.
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Börs is the oldest, largest and most legendary restaurant-hotel in Turku, located by the market square since 1895. Art Nouveau style banquet restaurant YläBors is one of the most traditional banquet halls and the birth place of the Turku restaurant scene, and has hosted entertainers from singers to jugglers for over a century. The first floor restaurants and the night club can be combined for private functions for several hundred guests.
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All travelers are welcome to refresh themselves at this most unique hotel. The Hotel was built in 1902 in the Art Nouveau style and all 21 rooms are different.
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Original Sokos Hotel Seurahuone and Sevilla & Co restaurant want to thank their customers for the past years.
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M Kitchen Café, which opened in autumn 2016, operates in the Aboa Vetus and Arts Nova museum’s unique facilities in the heart of medieval Turku, surrounded by modern art. M Kitchen is a combination of Scandinavian cuisine and a laid-back but stylish atmosphere.
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The former elementary school in the centre of Turku has found a new life as a popular restaurant. Finland’s largest brewery restaurant is renowned for its selection of beers, delicious sausages and its decor, which incorporates original school props.
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The most significant museum of music in Finland is named after the famous Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius. The museum is located by the Aura River, near the Turku Cathedral in a building designed by Woldemar Baeckman, and is one of the most unique examples of 1960’s modernism.
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Sinappi is located on the idyllic Kakskerta island. This stylish, modern course and camp centre welcomes up to 60 guests in the main building. Half of the facilities are easily accessible, including the spacious sauna. A special feature of the courtyard is Lilla Staffans, designed by Erik Bryggman in the 1940s. The sea-side camp centre is perfect for bringing your meeting to the seashore sauna with a sunset swim.
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The main library has meeting, event, and exhibition facilities of various sizes available for rent. The facilities can be used during the opening hours of the library. Other times may be agreed on in exceptional cases. An additional fee will be charged if the facilities are used outside opening hours.
A meeting room can be rented from the News Square (Uutistori) in the Main Library or online.
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The National Romantic granite palace completed in 1904 provides memorable surroundings for events at the top of Turku, on Puolalanmäki hill. The museum lobby and café are suitable for dinners, or cocktails.
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Named in honour of the late Turku born sculptor, the Turku City Art Museum is located on the shore of the river Aura.
