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Nature makes you happy
There are 12 different nature reserves in Turku City area. The best way to get to know the areas is to go and get first-hand nature experiences on the spot.
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Enjoy music online!
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra offers both live stream concerts and past recordings on TPO´s website. -
Coronavirus - Latest information and advice
All information, support and instructions on the coronavirus is to be found at www.turku.fi/en/corona. Click the headline above to go to the website.
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Combine culture and exercise
Take your time and explore Turku and its love stories, statues and urban legends. You can walk, run or cycle, the choice is yours.
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Visit Turku
Local favourites, group and theme tours in Turku and the region. Welcome to Turku!
Upcoming events
14.4. 19.00
KOLME
15.4. 19.00
DREAMING OF TARJA ENSI-ILTA
15.4. 19.00
Ruletti (Roulette)
15.4. 19.00
DON JUAN -LIVESTRIIMI
15.4. 19.02
DON JUAN
16.4. 19.00
KYSY SISKOILTA
Book the visit in advance
07.04.2021
Free museum admission for young people!
The Museum Centre of Turku is offering free museum admission for all young people between the ages of 12 and 29 to the Pharmacy Museum and the Qwensel House, the Biological Museum, Turku Castle and WAM. The free admission campaign will run until 31 May 2021. Museum visits must be booked in advance.
Check the latest
22.03.2021
Recommendations and Restrictions Related to Coronavirus in Turku
Check the latest recommendations and restrictions related to coronavirus in Turku e.g. in city services and hobby activities.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Elsa Salonen – Buni Buana (Hidden World) 6 March–18 April
The installation exhibits colour samples from various natural elements distilled or ground onto a microscopic slide.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Uncertain Horizon 6 March–16 May
The Epävarma horisontti (Uncertain Horizon) exhibition observes the changing sea around us. Things that we have taken for granted and considered immutable might become uncertain in the future, and the chains of consequence can be unexpected.
Book the visit in advance
07.04.2021
Free museum admission for young people!
The Museum Centre of Turku is offering free museum admission for all young people between the ages of 12 and 29 to the Pharmacy Museum and the Qwensel House, the Biological Museum, Turku Castle and WAM. The free admission campaign will run until 31 May 2021. Museum visits must be booked in advance.
Check the latest
22.03.2021
Recommendations and Restrictions Related to Coronavirus in Turku
Check the latest recommendations and restrictions related to coronavirus in Turku e.g. in city services and hobby activities.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Elsa Salonen – Buni Buana (Hidden World) 6 March–18 April
The installation exhibits colour samples from various natural elements distilled or ground onto a microscopic slide.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Uncertain Horizon 6 March–16 May
The Epävarma horisontti (Uncertain Horizon) exhibition observes the changing sea around us. Things that we have taken for granted and considered immutable might become uncertain in the future, and the chains of consequence can be unexpected.
The responsibility lies with the activity organiser
08.12.2020
Instructions for safe exercise during the emergency conditions
The restrictions and recommendations imposed on exercise activities for the period from 3 December 2020 to 10 January 2021 have raised many questions. The City of Turku wants to provide more detailed instructions on how to organise and engage in exercise activities safely during the emergency conditions.
30.11.2020
Recommendations and Restrictions Related to Coronavirus in Turku
Check the latest recommendations and restrictions related to coronavirus in Turku e.g. in city services and hobby activities. (updated 14.4.2021)
Book tips for customers!
04.11.2020
Åbok, Turku’s own Book-Tinder
Today, 4 November 2020, Turku City Library publishes a new type of online service. Åbok (which went by the name "Book-Tinder" during processing), is an online service that helps the library's customers find new and interesting reading and provides the opportunity to browse the shelves virtually.
Biological Museum
28.09.2020
Heikki Willamo’s photography exhibition
The exhibition Mythical Journey by photographer and writer Heikki Willamo speaks about the bonds and meanings that have existed for millennia between humans and animals.
Book the visit in advance
07.04.2021
Free museum admission for young people!
The Museum Centre of Turku is offering free museum admission for all young people between the ages of 12 and 29 to the Pharmacy Museum and the Qwensel House, the Biological Museum, Turku Castle and WAM. The free admission campaign will run until 31 May 2021. Museum visits must be booked in advance.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Elsa Salonen – Buni Buana (Hidden World) 6 March–18 April
The installation exhibits colour samples from various natural elements distilled or ground onto a microscopic slide.
Book the visit in advance
05.03.2021
Uncertain Horizon 6 March–16 May
The Epävarma horisontti (Uncertain Horizon) exhibition observes the changing sea around us. Things that we have taken for granted and considered immutable might become uncertain in the future, and the chains of consequence can be unexpected.
Visit museums with advance booking
02.03.2021
Museums are open with limited admission
Pharmacy Museum and the Qwensel House, Biological Museum, Turku Castle, WAM and Brinkkala Gallery are open to the public, but the number of visitors is limited. All visitors need to book a timed slot for their visit in advance.
The responsibility lies with the activity organiser
08.12.2020
Instructions for safe exercise during the emergency conditions
The restrictions and recommendations imposed on exercise activities for the period from 3 December 2020 to 10 January 2021 have raised many questions. The City of Turku wants to provide more detailed instructions on how to organise and engage in exercise activities safely during the emergency conditions.
30.11.2020
Recommendations and Restrictions Related to Coronavirus in Turku
Check the latest recommendations and restrictions related to coronavirus in Turku e.g. in city services and hobby activities. (updated 14.4.2021)
Book tips for customers!
04.11.2020
Åbok, Turku’s own Book-Tinder
Today, 4 November 2020, Turku City Library publishes a new type of online service. Åbok (which went by the name "Book-Tinder" during processing), is an online service that helps the library's customers find new and interesting reading and provides the opportunity to browse the shelves virtually.
New Culture Card benefit
22.09.2020
TPO:s public dress rehearsal in autumn
During the autumn season 2020 Turku Philharmonic Orchestra offers three public dress rehearsals. Enroll beforehand.
What would you like to read?
21.09.2020
Reading month in Turku
The whole of Turku reads for the third time in October. The month-long campaign encourages reading to promote literacy. We are off to a flying start already on 28.9. with the publication of Dive into the Story, a handbook that provides tips to support literacy.
Many experiences – one card
Culture or sports?
With the Kimmoke Wristband you can speed up your free time!
Are you unemployed, in rehabilitation or perhaps on parental leave? You might be entitled to the Kimmoke Wristband. It will give you access to sports areas and cultural attractions with an affordable seasonal fee.
Culture or sports?