Exhibit assignments, mobile guides and online instructions
Museum labels
The objective of a museum is to ensure that everyone can see and experience artworks and other museum items in a way that preserves them for future generations as well. That’s why you should abide by some common rules during a visit. The rules are also meant to ensure a pleasant and safe visit for all visitors.
- Leave outdoor clothes and big backpacks or bags in the lockers or near the info desk.
- Do not bring food or drinks into the exhibit spaces.
- Do not touch the artworks. They are valuable and can be easily damaged and worn by touch.
- Move calmly and carefully.
- Consider other visitors.
- You can watch, listen, ask and discuss what you see.
- You can take pictures of the artworks and the building without a flash, but some exhibits may have exceptions, which will be notified separately.
Kuntsi Modern Art Museum and Ostrobothnian Museum are wheelchair accessible. The museum has a lendable wheelchair for visitor use. Tikanoja Art Home and Old Vaasa Museum are not wheelchair accessible.
The ground floors of Kuntsi Modern Art Museum and Ostrobothnian Museum have accessible toilets, childcare stations and lockers for clothes and backpacks. Kuntsi Modern Art Museum lockers operate with 20 cent coins, or with tokens available from the register.
You can move between the floors using stairs or elevators.
If you need help, don’t hesitate to talk to a guide or other staff members!
Ostrobothnian Museum
Printable materials for group instructors or independent visitors
We offer premade printable materials for those planning on visiting the museum with a group or a child, or just want to find out more.
3D Models and AR-games
Check out the AR games and interactive floor plans of the Museum of Ostrobothnia here
Mysteries of the Ostrobothnian Museum
Ostrobothnian Museum is one of Finland’s oldest museums. Ostrobothnian Historical Society collected Ostrobothnian items and written material for scientific research, which made a permanent museum exhibit possible.
Familiarize yourself with the three fascinating exhibits of the Ostrobothnian Museum and find the answers to the questions of the museum mystery! These questions are especially suitable for students in upper comprehensive school and above. It’s recommended to do them during visits (for example through smartphones).
They can be accessed with an internet connection from here “Vaasa400”
Kuntsi museum for modern konst
Meta Isæus-Berlin – The Philosopher
This exhibition has became Art testers destination.
All task are here: Instructions and tasks.
Tikanoja art museum
Eero Järnefelt exhibition
Exhibition tasks can be found in:
for example for schools here and here
Mobile guide (available in Finnish and Swedish).
The Museum of Old Vaasa
Mobile guide (available in Finnish and Swedish and later in English).
Youth Museum Team
Make a museum for the youth!
The purpose of the Youth Museum Team is to develop museum activities, familiarize youth with culture and let them influence the event selections of Vaasa youth services and museums. You can read more here.