Finnish Museum of Natural History

The Finnish Museum of Natural History is a museum whose main object of study is evolution. The museum itself is located in Finland, in the center of Helsinki, in the Kamppi district. The museum has five halls, of which four are permanent exhibitions, and the last is designated for temporary exhibitions.

The very building of the museum, which was built in the style of Russian Baroque, suggests that behind its walls you can see a lot of interesting things. This museum owns two large and incredibly beautiful Botanical Gardens, as well as the Cabinet of Minerals, which is of interest to many visitors. For the convenience of tourists, the museum provides a cafe where you can have a snack, as well as a shop that provides a wide range of souvenirs.