Housed in an old dairy, the coffee museum displays packaging, pots, grinders and other coffee-related objects. The collection includes picture cards from packets and wartime substitutes and additives such as chicory. A collecting and research association runs the museum.
Guided tours are available on site and by arrangement. A support flea market sells items such as old coffee tins, and visitors can have coffee at Kahvila Namia. The entrance, parking and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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