Mannerheim Museum — Attraction in Helsinki sub-region

This museum is somewhat that I cannot give a good rating. First of all, it wastes people's time waiting until the time for entrance. The female staff is indifferent to customers, I can tell it is not her own business that she doesn't care. I took off 30 minutes in the morning the security man politely said it's fully booked. He offered to make a reservation for me at 1500 so I come back. When the female staff try to scan my helsinki card it doesn't work. The security man said that they are changing system and they don't have a new scanner. The woman wanted to turn me out and doesn't care even it is my second time here today. I'm really upset about the attitude of the female staff and I'm truly sorry for the owner of this museum to have this kind of employee. ...

This is a great museum to visit. Home of Mannerheim from mid 1920s until early 1950s in Kaivopuisto has been turned to a museum. Many rooms have been retained as they were when Mannerheim rented the house. Proficient guides give excellent an hour long tours. Visitors hear miscellaneous details about Mannerheim and related stories about life in his time. All visits are made in guided tours. The museum also is not commonly open, the opening times...

Museum is very well done, with wide range of displays that give an interesting display of Marshall Mannerheim's exceptional life and impact to Finnish history. I was lucky enough to be there when it was not busy, and my young tour guide was excellent. The only criticism I would have is the museum's facade, that was too non discriptive considering what's inside. I would expect proper name, coat of arms, Finnish flag, displayed...