The Pharmacy Museum is located at Läntinen Rantakatu 13 in Turku, Finland, and is the oldest pharmacy museum in Finland, opened in 1939. The museum is located in an old pharmacy building, built in the 1700s.
The museum presents the history of Finnish pharmacy and the development of pharmacy. Exhibitions include old medicines, medical equipment and pharmacy furnishings from different eras.
The Pharmacy Museum offers visitors guided tours of the pharmacy's history and medical equipment. The museum's collections are extensive and interesting, providing an interesting and educational experience for anyone interested in the history of pharmacy.
The museum also has a specialised pharmacy shop, selling old pharmacy bottles and labels and other pharmaceutical products.
The Pharmacy Museum's collections include pharmacy-related objects from different eras, such as medicines, pharmacy furniture, doctor's bags and pharmacy promotional material. The museum's exhibitions illustrate the activities and role of pharmacies in society at different times.
The Pharmacy Museum website provides more information about the museum, its exhibitions and opening hours, as well as services and events. The website also provides information on the history of pharmacy in Finland and on different medicines and their manufacturing processes.
Below is a link to the official website of the Pharmacy Museum: