Welcome to explore manors and events near Helsinki
The “Glamour and Curtsy – Upstairs and Downstairs Life” exhibition and events have been organised in collaboration with the museums of Central Uusimaa. We have compiled a list of current manor events that might interest you. Welcome to explore the fascinating manors, exhibitions, and inspiring events near Helsinki!
Manor Events in Central Uusimaa
The Manor on the King´s Road
Exhibition Centre WeeGee, Espoo | until 1 June 2025
At KAMU’s exhibition “The Manor on the King´s Road”, you can dive into the charming life of the Espoo Manor from the 1500s to the 2000s.
Håkansböle Winter Event
Håkansböle Manor, Hakunila | Sat 8 Feb at 11:00–16:00 & Sun 9 Feb at 11:00–15:00
Welcome to enjoy the Finnish Championship sprint skiing at Hakunila Sports Park and the free side program of the games at Håkansböle Manor. Experience a unique combination of historical fascination and the joy of exercise. The manor is open for barn exhibitions, the café-restaurant Håkans with its delicacies, and the Children’s Cultural Center Pyykkitupa. Free entry.
Small Easter Event at Håkansböle
Håkansböle Manor, Hakunila | Sat 19 Apr at 11:00–13:00
At Håkansböle’s small Easter event, you can take a peek inside the old granary. In the manor park, enjoy an Easter egg hunt, horse-drawn carriage rides, and outdoor Easter-themed workshops.
Håkansböle Spring Event
Håkansböle Manor, Hakunila | Sat 3 May at 11:00–18:00
In the spring, the Vantaa City Museum’s summer exhibitions will open at the manor, and visitors will be able to learn about the manor’s history through guided tours. The opening of the summer season will also be celebrated with a diverse free program: there will be musical performances, workshops and lectures. The day will end with traditional stage dances. Free entry
Guided tours at Hertonäs Manor
Hertonäs Manor, Herttoniemi | on Sundays 4 May–31 Aug 2025 at 14:00–15:00
Join a guided tour at the Hertonäs Manor Museum, park, and Knusbacka Peasant Museum. No advance booking required. Also available separately for groups by request. Tickets: €10 for adults, €5 for children, Museum Card accepted.
Photo: Maija Astikainen / Helsinki City Museum