Louhisaari Manor

Louhisaari Manor is a rare example of Finnish late-Renaissance palatial architecture dated from 1655. It was owned by Fleming's family until 1795, when the residence was sold to the Mannerheim family.

The  ground  floor  of  the  building  was  occupied  by  facilities  such  as  a  kitchen  or  a  children  nursery  and  the  entrance  hall,  decorated  in  17th  century  style.  The  middle  floor,  where  the  living  quarters  were,  was  modernized  during  the  following  centuries,  reflecting  the  interior-decoration  styles  of  each  time.  Outside,  thecastle  is  surrounded  by  an  English  style  garden.  The  main  building  of  Louhisaari  Manor  was  opened  to  the  public  on  June  1st,  1967.  At  present,  it  can  be  visited  from  May  to  August.

Project  date: 1655

ACCESSIBILITY

Open from  May  15th to  August  31st.

ADMISSION

Adults 9 €
Reduced ticket 6 € (students, pensioners, unemployed, conscripts and groups more than 10 persons)
Children 7-17 years 3 €

Family ticket (2 adults and 1-4 children) 20 €

Free entry for children under 7

Guided tours for groups:
Guided tour, around 40 minutes 30 € + entry fee 6 € per person
Guided tour outside opening hours, 60 € + entry fee 6 € per person


Admission to the museum only on guided tours.
Guided tours for groups must be booked in advance.