Here are our tips on how to best enjoy EMMA’s exhibitions safely and comfortably. We highly recommend that children and adults go through the instructions together before the trip to the museum.

• Leave outdoor clothing, large bags, umbrellas, and cycling helmets in the lockers or coat racks of WeeGee’s lobby. This prevents excess humidity and dirt from being carried into the exhibition halls. Bags and other large items may also accidentally hit the artworks when we move around the museum.
• Leave your snacks in the lockers too and enjoy the restaurant’s delicacies in the restaurant. Food and drink can damage the artworks, and therefore cannot be taken into the exhibition spaces. You can eat your own snacks in the basement of WeeGee or outside in the yard during the summer.
• Please do not touch the artworks so that they remain in good condition. If some works may be touched, there will be a sign indicating this. Please also avoid leaning against the walls. Look, listen and chat instead!
• Move around calmly and show consideration towards other museum visitors. However, you don’t have to be quiet – it’s ok to talk and laugh in the museum.
• You can take photographs without flash and a tripod, unless it is expressly prohibited. The images may be used for personal use for example on social media.
• If you accidentally touch a work or art, or an accident happens, inform a member of staff or a guide right away and tell them what happened.
• Please remember that the accompanying adult is always responsible for the children in their company throughout the museum visit.
• At EMMA, we care about people as well as art. Bullying is not allowed here. Familiarize yourself with our Safer space for all policy before your visit.

If you need any assistance or you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to speak to a member of EMMA staff. We will be happy to help!

Do you need help or do you have any questions?
The EMMA staff is happy to assist and advise you. You can recognize us by the black vests and coats that have EMMA written on the back.

Are you arriving at EMMA by metro?
These instructions and video guide you on the route from the Tapiola metro station to EMMA. Also, check out EMMA’s accessibility information.

Watch our instruction video!
The main museum instructions can also be found in the video that you can watch in advance below.