The first encounter between nature photographers and photographic artists, the Whose Nature? exhibition series, launches from Jy

Over the next two and a half years, the Alvar Aalto Museum and the Museum of Central Finland will together create a new museum centre in Jyväskylä’s Ruusupuisto neighbourhood after the Alvar Aalto Museum’s renovation and the construction of a new connecting wing between the museum buildings are complete.

International Jyväskylä – Info Center is a multilingual service point, where one can get guidance and counseling on topics related to everyday living in 16 different languages. Objective of this service is to support the integration of foreigners living in Jyväskylä at the earliest possible stage. 

Exercise in Jyväskylä is a very wide-ranging phenomenon, ranging from physical activity that promotes the well-being of residents to international top-level sport. We have accepted the challenge and are developing Jyväskylä as The Capital of Sport.