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Särestö is a unique culture destination to visit around the year.
Visit in Särestö offers peaceful atmosphere with a wide variety of Lappish culture;
history, architecture, sense of old way of living and colourful art of Reidar Särestöniemi.
Museum and exhibitions are located in three different buildings surrounded by lappish nature.

Welcome to experience the home and art of  local artist Reidar Särestöniemi (1925-1981).

Särestö is open around the year


TUE-FRI 12-18

SAT 10-16


 

Last entrance one hour before closing time.

We recommend to reserve 1,5-2 hour to visit the museum.

Welcome to experience Särestö!

 

Open around the year, closed on public holidays 

 

- tips to visit the museum and how to get there -

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Visit in Särestö



For groups we kindly offer guided tours and entrance to the museum

also outside of the public hours starting at 10 AM. 

Please reserve your group visit in advance:

Reservations, guided tours and cafe/lunch reservations: 

info@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi

 

 

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Currently in Särestö

Exhibition in Särestö Cafe

Jermu Lakka - Four seasons

25.1.-31.3.2025

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WE ARE LOOKING FOR 

Reidar Särestöniemi
ARTWORK

- information coming in english soon -

 

 

In year 2025 we will celebrate Reidar100 - anniversary as it will be 
artist Reidar Särestöniemi's 100th birthday.

We are looking for Redar Särestöniemi's artwork for the anniversary exhibitions.

Please contact with picture and details 
Museumdirector Anne Koskamoon
(anne.koskamo@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi, p. 040 136 1112)

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About Reidar

500 Terry Francois Street, San Francisco, CA 94158

info@mysite.com  / Tel. 123-456-7890

"There is only myself in my paintings. In them are my happiness and my pain, my unfulfilled longing, my whole life.”

 

Reidar Särestöniemi (1925–1981) is one of the most famous Finnish artists and the most important Lappish artist of his time. He was born as the youngest child in the seven-child family of Alma and Matti Kaukonen, later Särestöniemi, in the Kaukonen village of Kittilä. 

 

Reidar Särestöniemi studied at the Finnish Academy of Arts in Helsinki (1947–1952) and the Ilja Repin Institute in Leningrad (1956–1959). Särestöniemi's career as an artist took off with his first solo exhibition, which he held in Helsinki in 1959. Apart from his student years, Särestöniemi lived his entire life on his home farm. He was awarded the title of artist professor in 1975. Reidar Särestöniemi was a colorful person who, in his time, sparked debate about the content of his art as well as his own personality.

Opening Hours
TUE - FRI 12-18, SAT 10-16
Last entrance one hour before closing time
open all year, closed during national holidays

FEES - ticketsales from the Café

  • Adults 15 €

  • Children, students and pensioners 12 €

  • Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children 7-16 years) 42 €

  • Group ticket 12 € / person (min. group size 12 persons)

  • Free entrance: ICOM card, Museum Card and kids under
    7 years

     

  • Guided tours on request:
    -  75 
    € per small group max 11 person

    -  150 € per group min 12 person 
     Entrance fees according the pricelist.
     

contact information

Särestöniemi-museo 
Särestöntie 880 
99110 Kaukonen 

​​tel. +358 (0) 16 654 480 (Info)
info@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi

Anne Koskamo, museum director

anne.koskamo@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi
tel. +358 (0)40 136 1112

Saana Veltheim, service manager 

saana.veltheim@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi

tel. +358 (0) 16 654 480

Raija Ylitalo, collections curator
raija.kulppi@sarestoniemenmuseo.fi
tel. +358 (0) 16 654 480


 

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