The Lappeenranta Art Museum is located opposite the Orthodox Church at the Lappeenranta Fortress, in a neo-classical barracks building, dating from 1798. The museum is also the regional art museum of South-East Finland. The Art Museum collection mostly contains works of Finnish fine arts, from the 19th century up to present time. One large and important collection is the colliction By Viipurin Taiteenystävät ry (Vyborg Friends of Art). The art from South-Eastern Finland is one of the main focuses in the acquisitions of the museum.
The exhibition program of the art museum presents a versatile overview of artistic phenomena. The main focus is on Finnish contemporary art, but the history of art is displayed regularly too. One of the museum`s priorities is to showcase art from South-Eastern Finland.
Free admission on Museum Fridays: 5.10., 2.11., 7.12.
Opening hours 2018Winter season: 28.8.–30.12., Tue-Sun from 11 am to 5 pm.
Lappeenranta Art Museum is closed:
change of exhibition 3.–14.9., Independence Day 6.12., Christmas 23.–26.12., 31.12. AdmissionCombination ticket to Fortress Museums
adults 9€ / pensioners, students, unemployed,
groups/person (min. 10 people) 8€, under 18 years of age: free of charge.
ContactKristiinankatu 8-10,
Lappeenrannan linnoitus
Phone +358 5 616 2256, +358 5 616 2261 Lappeenranta Art Museum´s temporary exhibitions
15.9.2018 - 6.1.2019 Sirpa Hynnynen and Vesa-Ville Saarinen
The exhibitions at the museum look at the phenomena of the fine arts, from a number of different approaches.
In addition to the exhibition, the Art Museum is a venue for guided tours, events and workshops.
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