Fallkulla Domestic Animal Farm

Young people’s Fallkulla

Fallkulla Domestic Animal Farm is a service location of the City of Helsinki Culture and Leisure Division’s Youth Services. At Fallkulla, 9–17-year-old young people can carry out farm work, take care of animals and try their hand at yard work, gardening or various handicrafts, among other things. The activities are free of charge.

To participate in the activities, you need a free Youth Services membership card, which you can create for yourself here: Registration – Populon Jässäri. Come join us at Fallkulla!

Independent visits

Fallkulla Domestic Animal Farm is located north of Malmi, at Malminkaari 24. At the farm, you can see traditional domestic animals: sheep, goats, cattle, chickens, rabbits and horses. Many of our animals are traditional indigenous Finnish breeds, such as Åland sheep, Finnish Landrace goats, and Eastern and Northern Finncattle.

Fallkulla is a popular travel destination, especially among families. Each year, Fallkulla is visited by over 80,000 people. Admission to the farm is free.

• Only young people participating in activities may enter the animal pens or outdoor enclosures.
• Do not feed the animals.
• Stay calm near the animals and avoid making unnecessary noise.
• Would you like to visit Fallkulla with your dog? Dogs are welcome in the outdoor area on a lead. However, please do not bring your dog right next to the animal enclosures. Dogs may not be brought inside the barn or indoor spaces, with the exception of the café, where dogs are welcome.