musteolinna has thier antique week till this sunday July 8th..
They have the treasure hunting for kids and
they evaluate your antique's worth there too..
Check their web pages..
very cheap things to do with 9 yr old boy
We went to this today. Having visited it last year, I had high expectations. They only have half the space they had before (the area in front of the snack bar) and the place was PACKED. Kids under 7 are free, but adults have to pay to sit and watch. I would rather go to HopLop for the bouncing and play with Legos at home. The Lego area was very small. There were no electric cars for the kids to ride. If I lived in Helsinki, I would possibly go to this again. Since I don't, I will stick to the offerings out here in the boondocks.penelope wrote: There is usually a "Legoland" play area UNDER Hakaniemi market square in the summer. It is not free but the entrance ticket gives unlimited access to all the activities (Lego, trampolines, etc). There is a snack bar . Mine used to love it. Haven't seen any advertisements for it this year but it is an annual thing that lasts all through the summer vacation. All indoors so good on a rainy day. Like today. Found it: http://www.leikkiluola.fi/
Oh, we showed up at 1:00 and they weren't allowing any entries until 2:00. That's how full it was.
I had made a plan to check this out..So Thanx Karen for this info..karen wrote:We went to this today. Having visited it last year, I had high expectations. They only have half the space they had before (the area in front of the snack bar) and the place was PACKED. Kids under 7 are free, but adults have to pay to sit and watch. I would rather go to HopLop for the bouncing and play with Legos at home. The Lego area was very small. There were no electric cars for the kids to ride. If I lived in Helsinki, I would possibly go to this again. Since I don't, I will stick to the offerings out here in the boondocks.
Oh, we showed up at 1:00 and they weren't allowing any entries until 2:00. That's how full it was.
