Enjoy a range of art, events, and architectural design at this unique cultural meeting place.

The Exhibition Centre WeeGee is a former printing house and a landmark of Finnish constructivist architecture. WeeGee is home to two museums: EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art and KAMU Espoo City Museum.

WeeGee house is a dream destination for those interested in architecture. It was designed by legendary Finnish architect Professor Aarno Ruusuvuori (1925–1992). Its clean-lined, minimalist design provides an inspirational backdrop for presenting art and exhibitions. The interior of WeeGee’s café is a modern interpretation of the house’s history. 

Exhibition Centre WeeGee highlights

EMMA - discover the cross-section of Finnish and international modernism, contemporary art, and design. Saastamoinen Foundation’s Collection Exhibition Touch presents Finnish and international modern and contemporary art with changing displays. Tapio Wirkkala Rut Bryk Foundation’s collection is on display at Visible Storage, a unique concept space that is a fusion of storehouse, exhibition, and workspace. Exhibition space Collection Kakkonen showcases an impressive collection of Finnish glass and ceramics from modernism to the present day. Collection Kakkonen is curated from the internationally renowned collection of long-term art and design collector Commercial Counsellor Kyösti Kakkonen. More about current and upcoming exhibitions on EMMA´s website.

KAMU - part of the Espoo City Museum, this interesting museum preserves, collects, and displays the history of Espoo. The KAMU exhibition A Thousand Stories About Espoo covers the history of the city from the Stone Age to the present day. Changing special exhibitions bring both international and local historical themes to WeeGee.

The Futuro House - designed by Matti Suuronen, this exciting utopistic space can be visited during the summer season from mid-May to mid-September. Elliptical in shape, the plastic house captures the experimental forms, new materials, and optimistic ideas of the space-age architecture and design of the late 1960s.

Please check the attraction website for the most up to date hours.