Aino Ackten Huvila, Helsinki is a well known villa in Helsinki. The Aino Ackten Huvila, Helsinki is a nice place to host an event in Helsinki. Aino Ackte's villa is the only original part of the old Tullisaari manor that is still standing erect in Finland.
Tullisaari manor has a rich history that dates back to the 17th century. Noblemen, captains and mayors have been owners of the manor. The manor has from time to time also been rented. The most famous tenant was Henrik Borgstrom. He was a well known persona in the 19th century who grew from an orphaned trainee to a rich tobacco and cotton trader. As a notable socio-cultural figure he also supported many artists and writers.
The main building at Tuurholma manor burned down in 1958. Aino Ackten Huvila was originally built in 1877 by architect Theodor Decker, for Borgstrom's daughter Emilie. One of the most famous visitors to the villa was storyteller Zacharias Topelius, whose wife was related to the owner.
Aino Ackte's villa was named after the famous Finnish diva wife of Jean Sibelius. She was well known all over Paris and New York for her mellifluous voice. In her home country she was a singer of Finnish operas and organized performances at Olavinlinna castle. From 1917 to 1919, she lived in this villa after which her daughter sold the house to the city of Helsinki. Today the villa can also be rented as an event venue.
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