Central Finland Road Museum

The Museum of Central Finland has practical experience in social history. It serves both as the town historical centre of Jyvaskyla and the commonplace gallery of Central Finland. Notwithstanding two craftsmen's homes arranged on its premises, the gallery is in charge of the care of the Pienmaki Farm Buildings Museum in Hankasalmi, a School Museum at Jyvaskyla Lyceum, Jyvaskyla Museum of Municipal Engineering and the home of the Heiska craftsman family.

The gallery was worked in two phases. Alvar Aalto was appointed to draw the structural plans for it in 1956; the building was opened in May 1961 with inside outlines by Alvar Aalto's Architects' Office and Maija Heikinheimo and Marja-Liisa Parko from ARTEK. The augmentation arranged beneath the most seasoned part was arranged and developed after Alvar Aalto's demise. His better half Elissa Aalto was responsible for Alvar Aalto and Co, which influenced the outlines for the new to part opened in December 1990. In the present structure, the passage is situated in the new part, while the previous passageway can in any case be seen on the third floor.

The aggregate territory of the old part is 2140 and the expansion 755 square meters. The historical centre has presentation space on four stories, address rooms and a work area for productions at a bargain. The offices likewise incorporate a very much designated theatre, an address room in the old part, and a cafeteria, which would all be able to be leased for courses, gatherings and other comparative purposes.