Unforgettable recreational events at The Computer Museum of Kallio.
A visit to The Computer Museum of Kallio is a memorable and exciting recreational event.
RECREATIONAL DAY AT THE COMPUTER MUSEUM OF KALLIO FOR GROUPS
A visit to The Computer Museum of Kallio is a memorable and exciting recreational event.
In the heart of Helsinki, in the culturally rich Kallio district, lies one of Europe's hidden gems of computer culture: The Computer Museum of Kallio. It is home to the I love 8-bit® exhibition, which is a dynamic and immersive experience. The exhibition pays tribute to the golden age of home computers, the 8-bit revolution that took homes and offices by storm! Here, you can step into a world where cassettes, pixels, and synthetic 8-bit sounds defined the dawn of the digital age.
The Computer Museum of Kallio presents: A computer store from 1984!
A journey to the computer museum which replicates a computer store from 1984, is a unique experience. You can only experience it in Helsinki at The Computer Museum of Kallio. You read that right: there is no such experience in Stockholm, London, Berlin, Rome, Tokyo, New York, or anywhere else. The 1984 computer store is only in Helsinki – at least for a little while longer!
Get group tickets and book the museum for your use
At the functional computer museum of Kallio, In recreational events you can explore the colorful history of information technology in practice. The purpose of the events is to bring excitement and collective fun to everyday life for your work and important people. In the summer of 2025, the IT gurus of Elisa, Finland's leading telecommunications operator, celebrated team day at the museum. Was it fun, and what happened at the museum? Read the story about their visit from the Elisa's website >>
How do I book a recreational event?
You can make a reservation for a field trip using the form on this page. Another good option is to call the museum at 044-0100240 (weekdays 10 a.m.–4 p.m.) or send an email to info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi.
Recreational event at the museum (Service Description)
The Computer Museum of Kallio is build like computer stores in 1984. Computer stores in the 1970s and 1980s were fascinating places for anyone interested in the subject! the museum preserves these traditions and brings those experiences back to the present day. The museum can accommodate 30 people at a time. Larger groups can be divided into smaller ones so that everyone can participate in the event. Arrangements can be made with the museum attendant.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE RECREATION DAY EVENT
How do I book an recreational event?
Inquiries by email
info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi
Inquiries by phone on weekdays (10 a.m.–4 p.m.)
+358 44 0100240
Please use the contact form on this website.
Get contact to The Computer Museum of Kallio
Can a recreational day be any day?
Yes, as long as it doesn't conflict with the museum's public event.
Are the recreational days private events?
Recreation days booked in advance are private events.
Are the tickets for the recreational day non-transferable?
The holder of an unused group ticket reserved for a recreational day may use the ticket themselves or give it to someone else. This means that group tickets reserved for a recreational day are completely flexible and can be used at a time that best suits you, in accordance with the museum’s schedule.
Costs (valid since 1st March 2026)
You can book recreational events at The Computer Museum of Kallio by purchasing group tickets. The cost of a group ticket depends on the number of tickets ordered. Larger orders are more affordable and offer greater flexibility. Since not everyone can always attend the event, unused group tickets can be used for public events at the museum.
Larger bookings can also be spread out over several days. For just a little money, you can easily enjoy amazing experiences—even for a large group! The Computer Museum of Kallio is a project that will continue as long as there is a need for it. So book your day out early so you don’t miss out on this experience, which is unique on a global scale.
| Group tickets (amount) | Unit price (0% VAT) | Event duration |
| 10-19 | 22,50 € | 2h |
| 20-29 | 21,50 € | 2h |
| 30-39 | 20,50 € | 4h |
| 40-49 | 17,50 € | 4h |
| 50-99 | 15,50 € | 6h |
| Unused group tickets can also be used for public events at the museum. This ensures that no one misses out on a hilarious experience if they can’t make it at the scheduled time. Group tickets can also be ordered as gifts and used at public events at a convenient time. | ||
Group tickets can be purchased at the museum or ordered by email
info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi
What payment methods are accepted?
You can pay for the event by credit card at the museum ticket office or in the online store. Invoicing is also available if you book at least 7 days before the event. The recipient will receive an electronic invoice for the event to be paid by the agreed-upon date.
The Computer Museum of Kallio
Opening times
Up-to-date opening hours are available the scheduling page.
We reserve the right to change schedules if necessary. Changes will be announced on the schedule page.
Contact
The Computer Museum of Kallio
Alppikatu 17
00530 Helsinki Finland
info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi
+358440100240
Connections
Tram lines 1 & 8.
(Urheilutalo, Helsinginkatu).
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Buslines 23 or 502
(Exit at the Wallininkatu bus stop and walk 200m.)
Busline 849
(Exit at the Linnanmäki bus stop Sturenkatu and walk 350m.)
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Free parking during weekends.
Computer Store 1984
You probably remember the Commodore, the Spectrum, and maybe the Amiga, but do you still remember the Atari and the Amstrad Gray? If you don’t, that’s okay! The I love 8-bit® computer exhibition, produced by the Kallio Interactive Computer Museum, has been touring Finland since 2022. It has been seen by over 30,000 visitors and has been on display at 33 different locations, starting with the Museum of Technology. For more information about the exhibition, visit the website at www.ilove8bit.fi
The exhibition is now available for visitors in a venue that is build like computer stores were in 1984! Get ready for an unforgettable day out. The is only one computer store from 1984 and here it is!
The Computer Museum of Kallio has a good and convenient location.
The best way to get there is by tram, getting off about 100 meters away at the Urheilutalo stop on Helsinginkatu.
What is The Computer Museum of Kallio in Helsinki?
It's like a 1980s computer shop in the 2020s!
The Computer Museum of Kallio is specializing in the computer culture of the 1970s and 1980s. The exhibition venue is build like the computer retail stores of the 1980s. The Computer Museum of Kallio offers museum visitors the illusion from the era when the first home computers were available for purchase by consumers. At that time, there were numerous different computer manufacturers and a wide range of models, each with its own technology, games and advertisements. In other words, the industry had not yet become as consolidated as it is today.
The Computer Museum of Kallio provides real computing experiences of 1970’s and 1980’s. There you can estimate the superiority between Commodore, Atari, Amstrad, MSX and many others. Which computer would you have bought for yourself in 1985? Here you can find out it by yourself. 🙂
Background
Kallion tietokonemuseon TYKY-päivänä on tiedossa aitoa iloa työyhteisöön, sillä Kallion tietokonemuseo on toiminnallinen tietokonemuseo, perustettiin Helsingissä. Museon toiminta on mahdollista lahjoituksilla, pääsylipputuloilla sekä tilattavilla yksityistapahtumilla kuten TYKY-päivillä.
The Computer Museum of Kallio is independent museun and does not receive public funding. The museum was open to the public for the first time on 14th December 2024.
The mission is to bring back beloved and lost experiences of computer culture
The mission of The Computer Museum of Kallio is to transfer knowledge, experiences and enthusiasm for traditional computing experiences in a practical way. There is always something new to feel and explore. The mission includes not only computers but also phenomena of the era, such as books, games, magazines, computer music, demos and a small club room. You don't have to be a geek to understand the cool things that were part of the culture of the time. But maybe you will be after visiting The Computer Museum of Kallio?
The showroom 2025 at Helsinki
The premises are approximately 52m2 and can accommodate approximately 30 people at a time. There are 25 seats. There is a customer toilet that can be used by first asking permission from the staff. The exhibition setup is renewed monthly so that as many devices as possible can be used by the public. The premises are not completely accessible for disable persons, but we support efforts to get into the museum.
The Computer Museum of Kallio
The museum is build by the individuals and Finnish innovation company Hankiworks Ltd. The museum and the I love 8-bit exhibition has been made possible by long-standing computer enthusiasts and professionals from Finland. This makes everything easy and agile way to provide the museum showroom services almost all over the world on demand. Don't hesitate to ask offer how to build own showroom to your site. The unique Computer Museum of Kallio will build it :)
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TEAM DAY OPENS THE MUSEUM FOR GROUPS ON WEEKDAYS
Unforgettable recreational events at The Computer Museum of Kallio.
ALPPIKATU 17 00530 HELSINKI
Is your Windows stuck? Are you tired of the endless process diagrams and are the working days in the office boring? But don't worry, now is a real chance to change that! At The Computer Museum of Kallio you can get rid of this kind of nasty things at least for awhile. Team Days are designed to bring the joy to the workplaces. At The Computer Museum of Kallio, fun is back in computing!
Team Days are recreational events at The Computer Museum of Kallio in Helsinki. The duration of a Team Day is two hours. You can get Team Day by ordering at least 12 Team Day tickets. If fewer than 12 people attend a Team Day, the remaining tickets can be used later for public events at The Computer Museum of Kallio.
The hilarious I love 8-bit® exhibition at The Computer Museum of Kallio offers fun and entertainment in a way that you can't get this anywhere else!
How to get one?
Team Day can be purchased at museum's onsite ticket office, at the online shop, by calling 044 0100240 (weekdays 10-16) or by emailing to info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi
You can also use the form below to find out when a Team Day is convenient for you.
What days can be recreational events?
On weekdays and weekends outside public events.
Is recreational day a private event?
Yes. The participant of the Team day will receive an admission ticket by email. If you can't come on the booked Team day, don't worry! You can use the ticket in public events.
How much is the cost?
18,50€ + VAT14% / person. The minimum ticket order quantity is 12 participants or more. If there are fewer than 12 people in Team Day, the remaining tickets can be used later in public exhibitions organized by The Computer Museum of Kallio.
The Computer Museum of Kallio
Opening times
The Computer Museum of Kallio is open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays. On weekdays the museum can be booked for private use. Depending on demand, the museum may also be open to the public on weekdays during the summer.
Up-to-date opening hours are available the scheduling page.
We reserve the right to change schedules if necessary. Changes will be announced on the schedule page.
Contact
The Computer Museum of Kallio
Alppikatu 17
00530 Helsinki Finland
info@kalliontietokonemuseo.fi
+358440100240
Connections
Tram lines 1,2,3,4,9,10
(Urheilutalo, Helsinginkatu).
—
Buslines 23 or 502
(Exit at the Wallininkatu bus stop and walk 200m.)
Busline 849
(Exit at the Linnanmäki bus stop Sturenkatu and walk 350m.)
—
Free parking during weekends.
The Computer Museum of Kallio has a good and easy location. Linnanmäki amusement park is only about 500 metres from the south end. A day at the amusement park is enhanced by a visit to the Kallio Computer Museum.
What is The Computer Museum of Kallio in Helsinki?
It's like a 1980s computer shop in the 2020s!
The Computer Museum of Kallio is specializing in the computer culture of the 1970s and 1980s. The exhibition venue is build like the computer retail stores of the 1980s. The Computer Museum of Kallio offers museum visitors the illusion from the era when the first home computers were available for purchase by consumers. At that time, there were numerous different computer manufacturers and a wide range of models, each with its own technology, games and advertisements. In other words, the industry had not yet become as consolidated as it is today.
The Computer Museum of Kallio provides real computing experiences of 1970’s and 1980’s. There you can estimate the superiority between Commodore, Atari, Amstrad, MSX and many others. Which computer would you have bought for yourself in 1985? Here you can find out it by yourself. 🙂
Background
The Computer Museum of Kallio is the private and non-profit functional museum in Helsinki. The Computer Museum of Kallio was founded by computer hobbyists in Finland and the museum funding is based on the admission fees and hosting private events on demand.
The Computer Museum of Kallio is independent museun and does not receive public funding. The museum was open to the public for the first time on 14th December 2024.
The mission is to bring back beloved and lost experiences of computer culture
The mission of The Computer Museum of Kallio is to transfer knowledge, experiences and enthusiasm for traditional computing experiences in a practical way. There is always something new to feel and explore. The mission includes not only computers but also phenomena of the era, such as books, games, magazines, computer music, demos and a small club room. You don't have to be a geek to understand the cool things that were part of the culture of the time. But maybe you will be after visiting The Computer Museum of Kallio?
The showroom 2025 at Helsinki
The premises are approximately 52m2 and can accommodate approximately 30 people at a time. There are 25 seats. There is a customer toilet that can be used by first asking permission from the staff. The exhibition setup is renewed monthly so that as many devices as possible can be used by the public. The premises are not completely accessible for disable persons, but we support efforts to get into the museum.
The Computer Museum of Kallio
The museum is build by the individuals and Finnish innovation company Hankiworks Ltd. The museum and the I love 8-bit exhibition has been made possible by long-standing computer enthusiasts and professionals from Finland. This makes everything easy and agile way to provide the museum showroom services almost all over the world on demand. Don't hesitate to ask offer how to build own showroom to your site. The unique Computer Museum of Kallio will build it :)
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