Kasari 80s room at Helsinki City Museum
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About this space
The Kasari 80s room at Helsinki City Museum offers a unique and nostalgic environment perfect for hosting a variety of events. This space is ideal for overhead projector sessions, making it suitable for meetings, workshops, and presentations. The vibrant atmosphere of the 80s adds a fun twist to any gathering, whether it's a corporate meeting or a casual party. The room can accommodate small groups, making it a great choice for intimate events or brainstorming sessions. With its distinctive decor and engaging ambiance, the Kasari 80s room is sure to leave a lasting impression on your guests, making it a memorable venue for any occasion.
Features
Wifi
Overhead projector
Space
35m² (377ft²)
Capacities
20 Boardroom
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