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The Slow Food festival gathers local producers and food enthusiasts to Fiskars every year in October. The festival offers tasty, clean and fair food from the area. You can find us at the festival serving information about the history and food traditions of the Iron works. You might also get to meet the Narrow gauge train driver, who brings the latest news about the museum steam train project. In our Pop-Up Museum shop you can buy everything you need for baking and traditional cooking. Welcome!
On Wednesdays baking with Amanda Eklöf in the bakery cottage (voluntary fee)
On Thursdays casting Tin soliders with Kalle Wiman in the Tin Foundry (5-10€)
On Fridays Hobbyhorse riding with the wagoner's daughters Ninni and/or Adele
A guided tour from Info Point to Fiskars old stables (the clocktower bulding).
Horsetheme.
Wed-Sun at 11.30am and 2.30pm.
Volontary fee
Fiskars Museum
In 1649, an ironworks was founded by the River Fiskars. Nowadays it is known as the Fiskars Village. It used to produce e.g. pig iron, cast products, machine parts and copper and domestic items. Today Fiskars Oyj Abp is a widely known corporation, and the Ironworks a lively cultural environment where design, handicraft and art flourish all year round. The Fiskars Museum preserves and examines ironworks culture from the 17th century to this day. The Pohja local history archive holds documents of the fascinating history of the Ironworks and the municipality. You will find us at the Fiskars Upper Ironworks!
| Admission | Opening hours |
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| Adult 5,00 € Discount ticket €3,50 Under 18 years Free admission |
Museum: |
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Fiskars Museum Fiskars Museum Office |
Pohja local history archive Peltorivi 11 FI-10470 Fiskars +358 (0)44 0500854 arkivet (at) fiskarsmuseum.fi |
