[2025 Helsinki Attraction] Travel Guide for Amos Rex (Updated Jul)

Helsinki isn’t just a city—it’s an open-air gallery where Baltic light dances with Nordic design. From the iconic Helsinki Cathedral to the trendy Design District, this city is a visual masterpiece. This city doesn’t just look beautiful, it feels beautiful. Every angle whispers. This is what happens when nature and design become best friends. Helsinki’s café culture is next level! Enjoyed a cozy "korvapuusti" (cinnamon bun) and a cup of Finnish coffee. It's the perfect way to embrace the local vibe. Tip: - Get HSL day ticket (€9) for train/trams/ferries - Best photo spots: Sibelius Monument, Uspenski Cathedral, Old Market Hall, Amos Rex - In winter? Add ice swimming & Christmas markets! #helsinki #finland #daytrip

#0yentravelFebruary2025 🕰️Opening hours: 11am-8pm, Saturdays and Sundays 11am-5pm Closed on Tuesdays 💰Price per person: Free for outdoor exhibits, 20 euros per adult for indoor exhibits Access: 5 minute walk from Helsinki Centre Station 💞Recommended reasons: It's close to Helsinki Centre Station, so it's a museum that even people who don't have much time can easily visit. The outdoor exhibits are free, so it's a good idea to just view them. It's inside the facility, but if you pay at the reception, you'll get a badge, which you can wear when you enter. Those who view the exhibits inside the facility can use the locker room and hanger racks for clothes for free, so you can leave your luggage in the locker and take your time viewing the museum. The exhibits inside the facility were mainly video viewing, art, paintings, etc. The inside is quite spacious, and there are not many exhibits compared to the size, but you can take your time viewing them even when there are a lot of people. #0 yen trip February 2025

Amos Rex is a contemporary art museum that is attracting attention in the Helsinki art scene. It features futuristic architecture and an exhibition space that extends underground, making it a new type of cultural facility that combines art and architecture. The unique dome-shaped roof is impressive, and the exhibition area that spreads out below it is visually and sensorily captivating. Not only can you enjoy contemporary art from Japan and abroad, but interactive exhibitions and events are also held here, providing visitors with a new art experience. It is a spot where you can experience Finnish innovation while experiencing art. 📍Mannerheimintie 22-24, 00100 Helsinki, Finland #FreeHotelStay #FinlandTrip #NordicTrip

#9月好去2024 #Finland Amos Rex is a new art museum located in the center of Helsinki. It opened in 2018 and quickly gained international fame‼ ️The museum consists of two parts: a new underground gallery and the renovation of a 1930s listed building, Lasipalatsi🎑 The creators cleverly merged the museum with the landscape, rethinking the city park as part of the visitor's museum experience. Its structure is built with a large concrete dome featuring skylights that bring natural light into the galleries below and carefully curate views of the living landscape above 🌇🎳 At street level, a new urban square is created with a unique identity. The domes form an undulating landscape for people, especially children, to enjoy🎪😆 The collection of the Amos Rex Art Gallery consists mainly of 20th century artworks, some of the oldest works originally belonged to the personal collection of Amos Anderson. Must visit‼ ️ 📍Amos Rex (Lasipalatsi), Mannerheimintie 22–24, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

**** From the Church of Silence, a short walk around to the other side brings you to the Amos Rex Art Museum 🎨, a stunning architectural marvel that catches the eye with its unique and modern design. The museum's entrance fee is 20 euros, which can feel a bit pricey, especially if you're not particularly drawn to art exhibitions. The head of the museum even commented on the cost, which led to a decision not to go inside. It seems we all agreed that our artistic sensibilities might not justify the expense. Next, we hopped on a bus to visit our second destination: the Havis Amanda bronze statue 🗽. Located near Helsinki’s Market Square, this statue is a notable landmark in the city. Unfortunately, it seemed to be under maintenance during our visit, with the area around it cordoned off. We managed to snap a few photos before moving on, capturing what we could of this iconic symbol of Helsinki despite the barriers.

A contemporary art museum in Helsinki. The building is somewhat retro and very stylish. When I visited, they were holding an exhibition by a Japanese artist named Ryoji Ikeda. The digital art was somewhat reminiscent of TeamLab! The exhibition hall had one or two very large rooms and a small permanent exhibition. I was surprised that I was done with everything in such a short time lol The ticket price was €5 for those under 29, but €20 for those 30 and up, which was too cruel for a 30-year-old like me, and I cried 😇 . . . 📍Amos Rex 🗺️Helsinki (Finland) 🕑Weekdays 11:00-20:00/Weekends -17:00 💤Tuesday 💰€20 #trip_aug #museum #wintertrip

Amos Rex (Amos Rex Gallery) is an art gallery located in Helsinki, Finland. This art gallery is hidden under the Glass Palace. When we went to Tokyo, the windows were covered with snow, we couldn't help but wipe away the thick snow, peeking into the interior of the museum, and also saw some children using the small hills as a slide, playing a lot of fun 🤭🤭🫣 Trip.com members can earn extra trip coins as money when they purchase flights or hotel reservations! Register now! #Free lounge replacement on Member Day 27th of every month