Make music in a cheerful maritime atmosphere by singing, dancing and rhythmizing together with your own adult in the Tammela yard in atmospheric Old Rauma.

Price 10 €/child, adults free of charge.
Registration by sending a message to +35840 7395128/Ulla Selänne.
You cannot leave your child unattended at the musical school.

NOTE! This program is in Finnish.

Renovation Centre Tammela inner courtyard, Eteläpitkäkatu 17
Organizer: Muksumuskari

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

The museum has an entrance fee, but admission is free for visitors under 18.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

Maid or farmhand Day is an interactive tour for young children, where they can learn about old-fashioned household chores and games at the sailor’s home Kirsti. Age recommendation +5 years. Can accommodate 10 children at a time.

No advance registration required.
Free entry.

NOTE! This tour is in Finnish.

Sailor’s home museum Kirsti, Pohjankatu 3
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

One day, something strange happened in Old Rauma. To solve the mystery, clever young detectives are needed! Using clues gathered during the tour, they’ll work to find out who is responsible. Could the mischievous lace town elves be behind it all?

The story is fictional, but during the guided tour participants will also explore the charming details of Old Rauma and learn a little about its history and present day.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1 km.

Price is 8 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, each child must be accompanied by their own adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 4–11, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family for free.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point Old Town Hall, Kauppakatu 13
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

At the event for the whole family in the Conversation Park: the Ruffle Army giant soap bubble group performs and DJ Pete plays children’s music. Glitter tattoo stand, hobby horse workshop and laceflower workshop (enrolment on the museum’s website). Park games and giant soap bubbles. Cotton candy and baking a stick bun.

Free entry.

Enrolment for the Hobby Horse Workshop here: Lönnström Art Museum website.

Enrolment for the Lace Flower Workshop here: Lönnström Art Museum website

Conversation Park, Kalliokatu 28-30
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

Welcome to a child-friendly Ghost Tour of Old Rauma, where you’ll hear thrilling ghost stories! Finland’s third oldest town, with centuries-old houses in this UNESCO World Heritage site holds many secrets. This ghost tour is based on stories and real experiences shared by locals. In which house do the furniture mysteriously move by themselves? Where can you hear footsteps and knocking sounds?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1,5 kilometers.

Price is 10 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, they must be accompanied by an adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 7–12, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family free of charge.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point the Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Welcome to make theatre puppets. You can choose to make a finger puppet or a hand puppet. There are three groups of puppetry classes, from which you can choose the time that suits you best. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.

Group A) 11–12
Group B) 13–14
Group C) 15–16

Younger children should have a parent with them to help. The material fee is 2–5€. Payment by cash or MobilePay. Registration for puppetry classes by 18.7. Anne Perttulalle/anneperttula@gmail.com. Please let us know what time you are coming.

Organizer: Anne Perttula, anneperttula@gmail.com

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

In dance lessons, you play and move to the music. No previous
experience required! No pre-registration required.

Choose the most suitable starting time and come and dance:
13.00: 3-6 years old
13.30: 7-9 years old
14.00: 10-12 years old

During the dance class, the child is under the responsibility of the parent. Dance lessons are approximately half an hour long.

NOTE! This program is in Finnish.

Organizer: Studio Move
The ruins of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Come and listen to children’s music and singing performances. Mio, Adisa and the Whispering spruce combines story, organ music and puppetry. The story is written by Anna Virtanen, a story retrieval counsellor from Rovaniemi, and the music is composed by Anna-Maria Togbenou, the Rauma parish choirmaster.

NOTE! This show is in Finnish.

The Church of the Holy Cross in Rauma, Luostarinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauman Parish

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

Welcome to a child-friendly Ghost Tour of Old Rauma, where you’ll hear thrilling ghost stories! Finland’s third oldest town, with centuries-old houses in this UNESCO World Heritage site holds many secrets. This ghost tour is based on stories and real experiences shared by locals. In which house do the furniture mysteriously move by themselves? Where can you hear footsteps and knocking sounds?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1,5 kilometers.

Price is 10 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, they must be accompanied by an adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 7–12, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family free of charge.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point the Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

Musasoppi’s summer music school comes to Marela! In the music school you will get to know the different phenomena of the summer by singing, moving and playing instruments. The music school will take place in the museum’s courtyard, or inside if it rains. It is taught by Salla Hirvilammi, the lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Please choose a group according to the age of your child:

At 10.00 0-2 years old
At 11.00 3-5 years old

Free entry. No pre-registration required.

NOTE! This program is in Finnish.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum and Musasoppi

A non-stop workshop for children to make and experiment with different craft methods.

Free entry.

Rauman Art Museum’s inner courtyard, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauman Art Museum

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

Meeting at the Tammela yard 12.30. Departure at 13.00. Obstacle races at the inner yard of the Church of the Holy Cross after registration.

Participation fee: 2 €/horse-rider pair. No advance registration required.

The competition has four classes:
Class I: 20cm, 3–5 years
Class II: 30cm, 6–8 years
Class III: 50cm, 9–13 years
Class IV: 60cm, Open to all

Departure point: Renovation centre Tammela, Eteläpitkäkatu 17
Organizer: Kepparitalli Pits de Rauma, marjo.kartano@gmail.com

Children can bring toys in need of repair to the clinic!

Rauma’s Church of the Holy Cross yard and Parish House, Luostarinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauman Marttayhdistys

One day, something strange happened in Old Rauma. To solve the mystery, clever young detectives are needed! Using clues gathered during the tour, they’ll work to find out who is responsible. Could the mischievous lace town elves be behind it all?

The story is fictional, but during the guided tour participants will also explore the charming details of Old Rauma and learn a little about its history and present day.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1 km.

Price is 8 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, each child must be accompanied by their own adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 4–11, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family for free.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point Old Town Hall, Kauppakatu 13
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

At the Conversation park`s summer event: Various artists perform, flower wreath workshop, a large flower painting will be painted together. Park games and giant soap bubbles. Cotton candy and baking a stick bun.

Note! Registration for the flower wreath workshop on the museum’s website.

The event is free of charge.

Conversation Park, Kalliokatu 28-30
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

Welcome to a child-friendly Ghost Tour of Old Rauma, where you’ll hear thrilling ghost stories! Finland’s third oldest town, with centuries-old houses in this UNESCO World Heritage site holds many secrets. This ghost tour is based on stories and real experiences shared by locals. In which house do the furniture mysteriously move by themselves? Where can you hear footsteps and knocking sounds?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1,5 kilometers.

Price is 10 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, they must be accompanied by an adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 7–12, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family free of charge.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point the Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

Note! This event is in Finnish.
The storytelling session lasts approximately 25–30 minutes. The sessions start at 10.30 and 11.00. Free admission.

Main Library, Alfredinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauma City Library

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

A non-stop workshop for children to make and experiment with different craft methods.

Free entry.

Rauman Art Museum’s inner courtyard, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauman Art Museum

Kosti-ketun aarrejahti perheen pienimmille taidemuseon sisäpihalla koko Pitsiviikon ajan. Aarrejahti on maksuton.

Rauman taidemuseon sisäpiha, Kuninkaankatu 37
Järjestäjä: Rauman taidemuseo

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Reading dog Loru at the library.

A reading dog will not interrupt you, get upset if you are slow or point out mistakes. Reading then feels easier, which encourages you to keep practising reading.

Free entry.

Main Library, Alfredinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauma City Library

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

Children can bring toys in need of repair to the clinic!

Rauma’s Church of the Holy Cross yard and Parish House, Luostarinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauman Marttayhdistys

NOTE! This event is in Finnish.
Sing-along event for children. Aino & Tapani -duo.

Free entry.

Main Library, Alfredinkatu 1
Organizer: Rauma City Library

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

Welcome to a gentle family picnic! During the picnic, there will be activities such as raffles and a nature immersion experience for babies. The event features non-stop photography sessions by Jonnakphotograph and a gentle baby massage at 15.30, led by Karita Kaakinen. Juice and some sweet treats will be provided.

The event is free, but there’s a small participation fee for photography sessions.

Katariinanpuisto, next to the Old Church Ruins

Welcome to a child-friendly Ghost Tour of Old Rauma, where you’ll hear thrilling ghost stories! Finland’s third oldest town, with centuries-old houses in this UNESCO World Heritage site holds many secrets. This ghost tour is based on stories and real experiences shared by locals. In which house do the furniture mysteriously move by themselves? Where can you hear footsteps and knocking sounds?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1,5 kilometers.

Price is 10 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, they must be accompanied by an adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 7–12, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family free of charge.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting pointt he Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

Iirolandia has a lot of different sporting opportunities. There is for example special made bounce mat, different throwing tasks, balance course, foam modules to play with, tilts and so on and so on. Big space from the indoor arena is also reserved for different ball games.

Iirolandia is a joyful sports event aimed at children under 12 and their parents.

Tickets 5 €, adults free.

Äijänsuo Winter Training Hall, Teollisuuskatu 19
Organizer: Pallo-Iirot

A non-stop workshop for children to make and experiment with different craft methods.

Free entry.

Rauman Art Museum’s inner courtyard, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauman Art Museum

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Sari Aalto is Finland’s first and only professional female ventriloquist. She first came to the public’s attention in the TV show Talent Finland in 2017. Since then, she has become a social media sensation! Sari’s dazzling stage show is a fresh combination of stand-up, skilled ventriloquism and music.

Note! Show is in Finnish.

Free entry.

Savilanpuisto park
Organizer: Rauma Cultural Services

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

The band of four dinosaurs and a dragon, Hevisaurus, was born in 2009. The idea behind the band was to make quality heavy music for children.

Free entry.

Savilanpuisto park
Organizer: Rauma Cultural Services

One day, something strange happened in Old Rauma. To solve the mystery, clever young detectives are needed! Using clues gathered during the tour, they’ll work to find out who is responsible. Could the mischievous lace town elves be behind it all?

The story is fictional, but during the guided tour participants will also explore the charming details of Old Rauma and learn a little about its history and present day.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1 km.

Price is 8 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, each child must be accompanied by their own adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 4–11, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family for free.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point Old Town Hall, Kauppakatu 13
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

There’s always something lost in the grand royal manor – what will it be this time? The treasure hunt takes place in the alleys of Old Rauma. This guided tour, led by a historical character, introduces the UNESCO World Heritage Site from a child’s perspective.

Designed for children aged 4–10. Each child must be accompanied by an adult (children under 2 can join for free with an adult). Price is 10 € per child, payable on site in cash or via MobilePay. Duration is 1 hour.

NOTE! This program is mainly in Finnish.

Starting point Helsingintori, Vähämalminkatu
Organizer: ArtistGuideRauma

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

Maid or farmhand Day is an interactive tour for young children, where they can learn about old-fashioned household chores and games at the sailor’s home Kirsti. Age recommendation +5 years. Can accommodate 10 children at a time.

No advance registration required. Free admission.

Note! This tour is in Finnish.

Sailor’s home museum Kirsti, Pohjankatu 3
Organizer: Rauma museum

Activities organized by Inspira for children at Nokan torppa, e.g. painting with watercolors, molding with Das pulp, stone painting and fishing, plus a buffet.

Free entry.

Nokan torppa, Suvitie 10
Organizer: Inspira ry

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

One day, something strange happened in Old Rauma. To solve the mystery, clever young detectives are needed! Using clues gathered during the tour, they’ll work to find out who is responsible. Could the mischievous lace town elves be behind it all?

The story is fictional, but during the guided tour participants will also explore the charming details of Old Rauma and learn a little about its history and present day.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1 km.

Price is 8 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, each child must be accompanied by their own adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 4–11, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family for free.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting point Old Town Hall, Kauppakatu 13
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

Welcome to a child-friendly Ghost Tour of Old Rauma, where you’ll hear thrilling ghost stories! Finland’s third oldest town, with centuries-old houses in this UNESCO World Heritage site holds many secrets. This ghost tour is based on stories and real experiences shared by locals. In which house do the furniture mysteriously move by themselves? Where can you hear footsteps and knocking sounds?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers about 1,5 kilometers.

Price is 10 €/person (adults must also buy a ticket). Children cannot participate alone, they must be accompanied by an adult.

The tour is designed for children aged approximately 7–12, but everyone is welcome to join. Children aged 0–3 can join the rest of the family free of charge.
Maximum group size: 30 participants.

Starting pointt he Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28
More information and tickets: Opas Suvi

Kosti the Fox’s treasure hunt for the little ones takes place in the inner courtyard of the art museum throughout Lace Week. The treasure hunt is free of charge.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: Rauma Art Museum

Come and solve puzzles in Marela!

The Story of the Rauman lace exhibition offers fun activities for the little ones in the family! Help the lace-maker find the objects that have fallen out of the basket!

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Shipowner’s home museum Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: Rauma museum

During Lace Week, children can pick up an activity sheet at the museum’s front desk. Valo the sailor guides families to various learning points marked on a map. At these stations, children can try out, touch, draw, create, play, and explore. Along the way, they’ll dive into Valo’s life and work aboard a sailing ship. The activity sheet is available in both Finnish and English.

The adventure tour is included in the museum admission. Free entry for children under 7.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

Children’s non-stop workshop “Dream your own park”, where children can create a dream park with characters, plants and animals.

In Lönnström’s home mouse corner, children can follow the adventures of Lönnström’s home mouse on video in the museum. The home mouse corner is in Finnish.

There is an entrance fee, children under 18 are free.

Teresia and Rafael Lönnström’s Home museum, Syväraumankatu 41
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum

In dance lessons, you play and move to the music. No previous
experience required! No pre-registration required.

Choose the most suitable starting time and come and dance:
13.00: 3-6 years old
13.30: 7-9 years old
14.00: 10-12 years old

During the dance class, the child is under the responsibility of the parent. Dance lessons are approximately half an hour long.

NOTE! This program is in Finnish.

Organizer: Studio Move
The ruins of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Vanhankirkonkatu 28