Kruunu is the only museum of horology and jewellery in the Nordic countries
Opening hours
Monday closed
Tuesday 12–17
Wednesday–Friday 11–19
Saturday–Sunday 10–17
Tickets
Adult 14 €
Under 18 years old 0 €
Reduced admission fee 7 €
(students, conscripts, unemployed, pensioners)
The museum is part of the Museum Card network
Ticket sales and entry end 30 minutes before the museum closes.
Arrival
Ahertajantie 3, Tapiola, Espoo
The P-Kulttuuriparkki parking garage is located next to the museum. P-Kulttuuriparkki serves daily between 6–23 (entry period).
From the Visit the Museum section, you will find more useful information for your visit.
The Finnish Museum of Horology and Jewellery Kruunu
Museum Kruunu is conveniently located in Tapiola, Espoo – welcome!
Kruunu is unique, the only museum in the Nordic countries specialized in watches and jewelry, exploring watch and jewelry culture and revealing its significance through changing exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, and events.
At Kruunu, visitors embark on a fascinating journey into the world of watches and jewelry. Kruunu tells stories from centuries ago to the present day. It educates, enlightens, and introduces the work of watch- and jewelry makers and the diverse collections in interesting ways.
Kruunu is for everyone from the smallest museum guests to school children and adults. Everyone will find something interesting to see, hear, and do at Kruunu, which is also a place for gatherings and celebrations. Read more about our services, how you can spend time in the museum in many ways, and come visit!
Explore services »Feel the Kruunu of experiences. Hand over the reins to the guide and dive deeper into the exhibitions. Take jewelry making into your own hands in a workshop or spend a moment with a watchmaker. See fascinating live demonstrations.
Object identification
Whose hands has a watch, or a piece of jewelry originated from?
Kruunu's object identification service is for you if you want to investigate the background of your watch or jewelry. An object can often be identified by, for example, its manufacturer, age, techniques used, and materials.
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