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Ticket for the guided tour must be purchased in advance from our webshop.
We want to assure that our Museum visitors can tour our sites safely.
Due to the exceptional situation, new visiting arrangements will apply when the building opens.
We have taken a number of different measures to ensure customer safety. Visitors will receive further guidance on the spot to make their Museum visit a pleasant and safe one.
The Experimental house is open during summer season. Visiting the area is allowed with a guide only.
Reservation required: museum@alvaraalto.fi
Group tour fee: 80 €/ per group + 16 €/ per person
Student group fee: 50 €/ per group + 13 €/ per person
Senior group fee: 80 €/ per group + 13 €/ per person
PRESS, ICOM, ICOMOS and DOCOMOMO cards
| Mon, Wed, Fri | 14:30 |
| Wed 10.6. | 17:30 |
| Wed 24.6. | 17:30 |
| Mon, Wed, Fri | 14:30 |
| Mon-Fri | 12:30 (EN), 14:30 (FI) |
| Mon, Wed, Fri | 14:30 |
| 19.6. | Midsummer Eve | Closed |
| 20.6. | Midsummer Day | Closed |
The Experimental house (1952-54) was Elissa and Alvar Aalto’s self-designed atelier and summer residence. It was inspired by the idea of an Ancient Roman atrium. The Experimental House is located in a beautiful spot on the rocky shore of Lake Päijänne, sheltered by the coastal forest. This is where Aalto had the freedom to experiment with different materials, forms, techniques and proportions.
