During Lace Week you have an opportunity to see Rauma bobbin lace being made daily at Marela and Kirsti. At Marela, the lace-maker is indoors. At Kirsti, on clear days, the lace-maker is in the courtyard, where you can visit free of charge. Otherwise there is admission fee.

Admission fee 10,50/7,50 €, children under 18 for free.

Sailor’s Home Kirsti, Pohjankatu 3
Shipowner’s Home Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: City of Rauma Museums

Kosti the Fox is back for more adventures in Rauma Art Museum’s courtyard during Lace Week!

Kosti has been seen going into the art museum’s courtyard, but not since. Your task is to put the clues together and find where Kosti the Fox is hiding! The hunt begins from Rauma Art Museum Shop Pinnala. Once you have found Kosti’s location, you can get a sweet prize from the shop!

The treasure hunt is self-guided and free of charge.
Museum admission 10,50/7,50 €, children under 18 for free.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: City of Rauma Museums

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!

Museum admission 10,50/7,50 €, children under 18 for free.

Shipowner’s home Marela, Kauppakatu 24
Organizer: City of Rauma Museums

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.

Museum admission 10/7,80/3 €, children under 7 for free.

Rauma maritime museum, Kalliokatu 34
Organizer: Rauma maritime museum

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Sammallahdenmäki is a Bronze Age burial site set amidst beautiful forest nature. Along the trail that winds through the area, there are 36 different burial cairns. Duration approximately 1,5 hours and is 2 kilometers long.

Note! Prepare according to weather conditions and with good shoes. The site is not accessible and the terrain can be rough to walk on at times.

Starting point at the southern info, Savulaaksontie 181
Organizer: Visit Rauma

The opening of Runsaudensarvi -exhibition of Pitsikeskus Emelia at the Poselli Culture House. The exhibition features lace works of Esa Uusi-Kesseli and many others.

Free entry. The space is accessible with an assistants help.

Poselli Culture House, Nortamonkatu 12
Organizer: Pitsikeskus Emelia

The event opens with a family-friendly mini-play, The Growling Rabbit . The play is non-verbal, making it perfect for international visitors and the hearing impaired.

After the play, meet Luna and Rebecca, the newest llama residents of Old Rauma. The event also features Kyllikki Salo’s art installation Me Too and a courtyard flea market. Refreshments and llama-themed cookies will be available for purchase. Duration of the event approximately 1 hour.

Tickets 15 €, small children for free. Tickets are available at Revert website.

Revert experience milieu, Kuninkaankatu 14
Organizer: Revert milieu

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.

Tour duration approx. 1 hour and it covers about 1 km. The route is not entirely accessible, but you can get around with a stroller.

The tour is designed for children aged 4–11, but everyone is welcome to join. Children must be accompanied by their own adult.

Tickets 8 €, children under 3 for free with an adult. Tickets available at Opas Suvi website.

Note! The tour is in Finnish.

The tour starts at Old Town Hall, Kauppakatu 13
Organizer: Opas Suvi

Public release of newly verified national costume of Rauma. The costume project was started by Rauman Kalevalaiset Naiset ry in 2014.

Vanha Opisto, Vähäkoulukatu 8
Organizer: Rauman Kalevalaiset Naiset ry

Ahoy! A tour for sailors and adventurers on dry land through the alleys of Old Rauma. The sea glistens, ship masts appear on the horizon, and nets are being repaired in the yards, but not everything is as it should be right now. A shipment of lumber has gone missing—and something else as well. Let’s look for clues and discover maritime artifacts and stories while learning about real historical facts.

Guided tour for children ages 4–10. Children must be accompanied by an adult. One adult may accompany multiple children.

9 €, free for children under 3. Payment by cash or MobilePay.

Note! The tour is in finnish.

Starting point at Nortamo statue, Kiviniemenkatu 1
Organizer: Artist Guide Rauma

Rauma Art Museum’s summer exhibition Seven Seas and Eight Tears presents Paavo Paunu’s diverse artistic production from the 1990s to the present day. In a brief introduction, museum staff will present the exhibition and provide the basis for an independent tour.

The introduction will be held in Finnish and, if necessary, also in English. Duration approximately 15 minutes.

Admission fee 10,50/7,50 €, children under 18 for free.

Rauma Art Museum first-floor exhibition spaces are accessible. The second-floor exhibition space is not accessible.

Rauma Art Museum, Kuninkaankatu 37
Organizer: City of Rauma Museums

At the family event, Duo Tuija Rantalainen and Guard Dog Veikko will perform. The park has pony rides, face painting, and a flower crown workshop. Park games and giant soap bubbles. Treats are available at the Rauma Latu buffet. In the park, moving happens along the gravel paths and lawns.

Registration for the flower crown workshop is to be done at the Lönnström Art Museum website.

Free entry.

Kalliokatu 28-30
Organizer: Lönnström Art Museum