House of nobility
Was built as a meeting place for Finnish nobility, which at that time was a significant political estate. Today, the nobility no longer holds political significance and has long since lost its economic privileges. However, valuable documentation and living cultural history still exist and need to be preserved—a task to which the Knights' Hall is dedicated, benefiting both researchers and history enthusiasts, as well as the general public and representatives of noble families.
Accessibility
House of nobility
Parking is available on the street (paid). The concert hall can be accessed by elevator from the Ritarikatu entrance. Escorts may attend concerts free of charge. Please note, however, that the House of Nobility does not fully meet today’s accessibility standards.
St. Paul's church
Parking is available on the street (paid). For temporary loading and unloading, it is possible to drive up to the doors. A designated accessible parking space is available.
For visitors with reduced mobility, entry is recommended via the courtyard through either the main or side door. An elevator provides access to the parish halls. There are small thresholds in the church where assistance may be needed. The doorways are wide enough.
Accessible restroom available.
