Founded in 1905-1910, the This stately gray building is one of Finland's new architectural masterpieces, commonly known as the "High Tower", and combines the architectural styles of old Finnish churches and castles.

The National Museum of Finland is divided into four floors with an area of about 3,200 square meters. The museum is divided into four floors, covering an area of about 3,200 square meters, with a rich collection of archaeological, historical, numismatic and ethnological discoveries made in Finland over the past 170 years, and the exhibits show in particular the social and cultural development of Finland from the Middle Ages to the present.