Established in 1969, the Finnish Museum of Photography stands as the oldest photography museum in Europe, dedicated to fostering the culture and specialized art of photography in Finland. Located in Helsinki, the museum is supported by the City of Helsinki and the Finnish Ministry of Education. Its extensive collection houses approximately 2.5 million pictures, offering visitors a rich and diverse exploration of photographic history and contemporary works. Today, guests can delve into a variety of exhibitions and programs that highlight the evolution and impact of photography.
Finnish Museum of Photography
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