

The Building
After the Finnish War in 1808–1809, Sweden ceded all of Finland to the Russian Empire, including Åland. This made Eckerö the westernmost Russian outpost in the Baltic Sea. The new border meant more bureaucracy and a need for more space to handle the flow of people and mail. A new building was erected as a workplace and residence for the officials in charge of customs and the post. The Post


Eckerö post- och tullhus

Mail Route Museum
Vivid descriptions of the almost 400 year old regular postal traffic. The museum is open every day from the mid of June to the mid of August from 10 am to 3 pm. For more information, see the


Eckerö post- och tullhus Utställningar
OPEN
Open 2nd May - 2nd September
every day 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
During September-April
available for group bookings
Mon-Thu tel. +358(0)18 25 412
or +358(0)1825000