Visit: Finnish National Gallery
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The Finnish National Gallery is Finland's largest art museum organization and national cultural institution. It has multiple sites: the Kiasma Art Museum houses 20th and 21st century art, while the Sinebrychoff Art Museum is dedicated to European art from the 17th up to the early 19th century. More than 600,000 visitors visit them every year.
The National Gallery works to preserve, promote, and educate the public on Finnish cultural heritage with myriad resources on a wide range of subjects. It also develops and exhibits national art collections; organizes diverse exhibitions that showcase both well-known artists and lesser-known ones; and makes art available to the general public. A strong national and international player in the cultural field, the Finnish National Gallery strengthens the power of art in culture and community.