Palsa museum

PARKING: Parking lot to the museum is located at Narikkatie 5, at Kittiläs People's house (Työväentalo). Then there is short walk (~200 meters) to the museum Kivitie 14b.
It´s prohibited to park at Kivitie next to houses and to Palsa´s road. Thank You for Your co-operation!

Located in the centre of Kittilä, the Palsa Museum, which consists of the home of artist Kalervo Palsa (1947-1987) and the Getsemane studio, was opened to the public on 6 June 2013.

Kalervo Palsa’s home has been uninhabited since the artist’s death and it had gone into disrepair. The foundation of Kauko Sorjonen acquired the Palsa farm in 2011 and last year the buildings were restored and the paintings on the studio’s walls were conserved. The restoration was done by restoration master Taisto Vesa and his team. Liisa Hänninen-Pelz was responsible for the conservation of the art. The museum interior was constructed from objects of Kalevero Palsa by researcher and Master of Arts Anne Koskamo in partnership with the previous museum director of the Särestöniemi Museum, Liisa Tervahauta.

Open only during summer from the beginning of June to the end of September from Tuesday to Saturday. Closed on Midsummer Eve and Midsummer Day.