Finn settlements were found in the relatively inaccessible forested areas populated by Finnish farmers since the 15th century. The small hut at Skansen’s Finn settlement was home to a family with several children in the mid-19th century. The children learnt to work with materials such as birch bark and wool from an early age.
| The Children´s zoo (Lill-Skansen) included in the entrance fee |
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| Jan-Mar weekdays10-15 weekends 10-16, April 10-16, May 10.00–17.00, Jun-Aug 10.00-18.00, Sept 10.00-17.00, Oct-Dec weekdays 10-15, weekends 10-16 |
| Baltic Sea Science Center, included in the entrance fee |
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| Jan-Mar weekdays10-15 weekends 10-16, April 10-16, May 10.00–17.00, Jun-Aug 10.00-18.00, Sept 10.00-17.00, Oct-Dec weekdays 10-15, weekends 10-16 |
| Funicular railway (Bergbanan) | |
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| The funicular railwayruns daily during Easter, weekends in April and thereafter daily. |
| The Skansen-Aquarium |
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| Opens daily 10.00 see calendar for closing hours |
