I wasn't expecting much actually. But I was very much positively surprised. There was lot more to see than I had imagined. Trains take lot of space. There was play area for kids that they liked. There is even working analog phone center, so kids were able to make a real phonecall like I knew it in my childhood. And under 7-years old are free and in general prices for adults are pretty cheep. They have made best out of the space they have. Would be nice to have few more of those elevated platforms to see in to the trains and engines but still superb place. Also outside area is worth of walking around. It is not so big place, but we managed to spend there 2-3 hours. Outside area is maybe nicer in summer but was ok now too. I definitely recommend and I also recommend recerving enough time to...
Read moreWhile you may not be a train enthusiast, this one is still well worth a visit. The museum's collection of historic locomotives and carriages is impressive, with a wide range of exhibits to explore. One of the highlights is the opportunity to view these iconic vehicles up close, even if it's only from the exterior.
Unfortunately, the museum doesn't delve too deeply into the technical aspects of railroad traffic or the engineering principles that drive them. As such, visitors with a strong interest in this area may find themselves wanting more detail and insight. However, for those looking for a fascinating glimpse into history, the...
Read moreGreat half-day trip from Helsinki! The Finnish Railway Museum is perfect for families with kids.
The miniature train ride in the garden is a highlight. There’s also a fun indoor play area with wooden train sets, drawing corners, and even a real locomotive they can climb into.
The museum is just a 10-minute walk from Hyvinkää train station, making it super easy to reach from Helsinki. The museum grounds are spacious, with well-preserved station buildings and outdoor displays that feel like walking through a piece of history.
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