Amuri Museum of Historic Housing

The museum quarter consists of a preserved block of 19th-century wooden houses that showcases the living conditions of the working-class population. Established in 1975, the site covers nearly a century of local history, specifically focusing on the social life and domestic environments between 1882 and 1973. The residential buildings contain authentic interiors that reflect the daily routines of past residents.

The complex includes several historical structures, such as a communal sauna and historical shops. The preserved homes are curated to represent the stories of fictional inhabitants, providing context for the construction history and the evolution of the neighborhood. The site operates as an open-air museum and is open to the public.

Guided visits and virtual tours are available to provide insight into the architectural and social development of the area. These tours detail the history of the neighborhood and the specific living conditions found within the wooden house block.