Autumn at Paimio Sanatorium
Autumn brings plenty to see and experience at Paimio Sanatorium, with guided tours and seasonal events open to the public.
Echoes of the Future: Spirit of Paimio 2025
Spirit of Paimio Conference returns on 21 October 2025, exploring the tension between two seemingly irreconcilable forces: the desire to preserve and the need to renew.
Discover Paimio Sanatorium – Summer 2025 Tours
During summer 2025, Paimio Sanatorium offers a range of guided tours that invite visitors to explore the building’s architecture, history, and the everyday life of the sanatorium community.
Summer 2025 Exhibitions at Paimio Sanatorium: Time, Beauty, and Layers of Memory
Paimio Sanatorium’s Summer 2025 exhibition programme invites visitors to pause and experience beauty through design, art, and atmosphere.
Welcome to Paimio Sanatorium’s summer
Paimio Sanatorium’s summer invites you to explore art, design and architecture. Exhibitions, guided tours and the summer shop are open all season.
The Creative DNA: What Unites Successful Creative Minds
Dan Rubinstein, host of The Grand Tourist podcast, has interviewed some of the most influential figures in design, architecture, and culture. As the podcast launches its first print issue, Rubinstein reflects on the mindset shared by successful creatives.
Spring at the Sanatorium
The yellow stairs of the Sanatorium glow together with the spring sun – Paimio Sanatorium warmly welcomes visitors on Saturdays in April and on both Saturdays and Sundays in May.
Winter at Paimio Sanatorium
In February and March, the sanatorium welcomes visitors on Saturdays from 10 AM to 4 PM. Join one of our guided tours to explore the unique history and architecture of Paimio Sanatorium.
Renowned himmelist Eija Koski’s exhibition brings tranquility to the sanatorium
Renowned himmelist Eija Koski brings tranquility and tradition to the iconic Paimio Sanatorium with The Healing Power of Himmeli exhibition. The exhibition opens on Saturday, November 23, a warm welcome!
Imagine a City
What makes a good city? This seemingly simple, but increasingly complicated, question was at the centre of Incomplete City, an architectural exercise held at the Paimio Sanatorium in October.