Submarine Vesikko

Seven Euro for the entrance fee include war museum on the island. Submarine itself wasn't big, but you can feel and imagine back in the days.

Beautiful place. You can use your ticket from the museum at this place. Bring it to the person who checks the tickets eligibility before getting in. You can interact with the levers, wheels and items in the submarine as it’s no longer usable.

One of the better museums I've visited, this ex-World War 2 submarine allows you to take a peek into what used to be part of the Finnish naval force and let's you experience the insides of a submarine. Even though the sub is not really big, it is quite informative and really gives you an idea of being a submarine sailor. They're only open during the summer months, and I highly recommend this if you get a chance to visit. You'll need to pay for the entrance ticket, which entitles you entry to the War Museum on the island as well.

Very cool to look inside and well signed with interesting history and photos. A touch expensive on its own, but the ticket gets you entry to the two other war museums on the island which is a good deal. We spent about 20 minutes looking around and it was a good addition to our trip.

Only 4 Euros for students to see the museum. It is the inside of a submarine that has long been retired and in my opinion it is pretty cool. Probably spend about 7-8 minutes inside and see all the cool little things. They took out the bathroom of the submarine to make an exit. I couldn’t imagine having to live in one of these things

Super cool! A very authentic look inside a WWII era submarine. Excellent exhibit with placards explaining various aspects of the sub and life of the crew. Preserved just enough to keep its authenticity. A great value entrance fee considering it includes the military museum also on the island. A must see!

Really enjoyed our look around this sub. We got it as a combined ticket with the rest of the military museum sites on the island, and all three were impressive. Don't think I realised quite how cramped and small it was, until I had gone inside. Really good way to get an insight into what it would have been like working inside one.

Absolutely awesome sub, definitely worth a visit. It’s extremely rare to see such a well preserved vessel from that time period.