Opening hours and admission fees
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Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 11 – 19 |
Wednesday | 9 – 17 |
Thursday | 9 – 17 |
Friday | 9 – 17 |
Saturday | 11 – 16 |
Sunday | 11 – 16 |
Exceptions in opening hours:
Date | Opening hours |
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13.09.2024 | 10.30-17 |
11.10.2024 | 10.30-17 |
15.11.2024 | 10.30-17 |
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Museum is closed:
Epiphany
Good Friday
Labour day 1.5.
Ascension Day
Midsummer weekend
Independence day 6.12.
Christmas 24. – 26.12.
New Year’s 31.12. – 1.1.Other exceptions:
On Midsummer’s Eve we are open from 9 to 15.
1.11. Free admission in celebration of the birthday of Lahti as a city.
Tickets
Adults | 12 € |
Students, pensioners and unemployed | 10 € |
Under 18 | Free |
Groups (larger than 15 people, reservation needed) | 10 € |
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Free entry with Museum Card!
You can buy a Museum Card at Malva’s ticket office. New card 79 € and for the renewal 73 €.
With the Museum Card, you get free access to all Lahti City museums.
We accept Smartum, Epassi and Edenred mobile.
You can also borrow season tickets to the Historical museum from Lahti City Library for free admission.
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Members of Lahden kartanon ystävät, Members of Lahti-seura, university students studying museum studies, history, cultural history, archeology and ethnology.
Under 18, personal assistants, free admission granted by the museum director, family members of the museum employees, welfare and leisure committee members and their families, city council and city board members and their families, ICOM members (personal), members of Nordic Association of Conservators – Finland, employees of other Finnish museums (personal), journalists, press pass holders, Lahti-guides (personal), drivers and guides of groups, teachers accompanying groups (including visits before lessons), crisis management veteran card holders, LAB-students from the Institute of Design and Fine Arts, Lahden kansanopisto’s Vapaa Akatemia students, Kulttuurikummit, groups from upper secondary schools in Päijät-Häme and Salpaus Further Education.