Skeppargården Pellas

Museum & café

Shipmaster`s homestead Pellas, "Skeppargården Pellas", is a museum opened during summertime which tells the story of the Aland islands important historic era called the farmer shipping era from around 1850-1920, a period that has been called the golden era of Aland. Skeppargården Pellas is also a museum over the Eriksson family that has lived on the farm for many generations. In the main building there is a small café with homemade cakes, sandwiches and the famous Åland pancake.

Admission

Adults 5 €,

children under 15 free of charge

There is no entrance fee to the café

Guided tours 80 € + admission fee (Guided tours for pre-booked groups only)

Opening hours

Tuesday – Sunday 11 am to 4 pm
(Mondays closed)

16th June to 30th August 2026

The café keeps the same opening hours as the Museum. Larger groups must pre-order.

Contact

E-mail [email protected]

Pellas during opening hours
+358 (0)18 34 420

Outside of opening hours, Freya Darby
+358 (0)457 313 4012

Program

Attic Gallery:

Permanent exhibition:

Pamela Eriksson’s photographs taken on board the four-masted barque Herzogin Cecilie during her voyages in 1934-1936.

The exhibitions are shown during Pellas normal opening hours and are included in the entrance fee.

Unique rooms with atmosphere

To rent

It is possible to rent the main building, the barn and the baking hut for parties, meeting, concerts, courses and so on. The buildings give your event an unique and atmospheric frame. Read more below!

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