Finnish Glass Museum, Riihimäki
The red-brick former Riihimäki Glassworks fills the frame as the Finnish Glass Museum: on the left, the long factory façade with its tall arched windows and a Suomen Lasimuseo sign; at center, the museum's modern glass courtyard entrance with its glazed bridge; to the right, the old industrial chimney rises over the factory halls.
Scenario: 30 September 2026 · 18:00 Europe/Helsinki
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The red-brick former Riihimäki Glassworks fills the frame as the Finnish Glass Museum: on the left, the long factory façade with its tall arched windows and a Suomen Lasimuseo sign; at center, the museum's modern glass courtyard entrance with its glazed bridge; to the right, the old industrial chimney rises over the factory halls. Birch saplings with yellowing autumn leaves and scattered fallen leaves mark the late-September evening, under a clear sky in soft 18:00 light.
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