Juva Museum

The Juva Museum is located on the Drumlin Plateau, shaped by the continental shelf, in the main building of the historically valuable Partala Royal Manor. Finds from the surrounding fields indicate that the area has been inhabited since the end of the Iron Age.

In the summer of 2025, Partala museums will be open Tue-Sat 10 June-23 August from 11 am to 5 pm (closed on Midsummer). We are also open to groups outside opening hours by agreement.

Prices:

4 € adults

2 € students, seniors

0 € children

With the same ticket, you can visit the exhibitions of the Juva Museum, the Juva Cattle Museum and the Galleria Kuninkaankartano.

In addition to the Juva Museum, which tells the history of the area, the courtyard is home to the Juva Karelian Museum and the Galleria Kuninkaankartano.

The museum started operating in the main building in 1992. The museum's collections include more than 3 000 objects related to agriculture and domestic life and are owned by the Juvan Local Heritage and Museum Association. The objects are deposited with the municipality of Juva, which also keeps the museum open. In the summer of 2016, an archaeological discovery was made in the fields of the Partala royal manor, which was named the Juva Cross. This unique find dates back to the 1100-1300s