Möhkö ironworks’ rich history in Finland’s easternmost village is full of fascinating stories. Our permanent exhibitions tell about the ironworks, war history and the times of logging and the transportation of logs by floating them along rivers. The landscape of Möhkö is full of history which will be illustrated by our guides. A guided tour of the ironworks introduces you to an office clerk, Sutinen, and allows you to contemplate Möhkö village’s eventful war history. The tour also goes through the log cabin life of the beginning of the last century. The blast furnaces radiate heat, countless Russian soldiers hide in their war time shelters in the forest and the log transporters stroll along Koitajoki River.

Summer Period:
Price: Admission fee 8 €/ pax. Guided tour 90 € during museum’s opening hours. Administration fee outside of opening hours 50 €
Validity period: 1.6.-31.8.
Group size: Minimum 10 pax
Duration: Tour 1 h 15 min

Winter Season:
Price: Admission fee 8 €/ pax Guided tour 140 €
Validity period: 1.9.- 31.5.(The Forests of Möhkö -exhibition is not included in the tour during 1.10.-31.4.)
Group size: Minimum 10 pax
Duration: Tour 1 h 15 min

Programme Description:
The guided tour starts from Pytinki where you can get to learn about Möhkö’s iron era and war history. The guide will lead the group from Pytinki to the outer building of Ambari where the guide will tell about the history of forest work. If so agreed, the guide will also introduce the grounds of the ironworks, workshop and old ruins of the blast furnace to the visitors.

There is the possibility to purchase souvenirs from the museum shop, Ruukinpuoti.

For an additional fee, you can also continue with a coffee or lunch at the cafe Möhkön Manta or the Guest House of Manta.