The Hotel and Restaurant Museum, Taste Matters
Many museums rely solely on the senses of sight and hearing. When walking through an exhibition, we look at objects, which are often inside glass display cases. Auditory experiences are usually provided in the form of a digital audio guide or a guided tour. The Hotel and Restaurant Museum, located at the Cable Factory, is in a good position as a museum because it engages more senses. Taste, scent, and taste memory can emerge, for example, when recalling childhood Christmas foods or grandmother's baking. The potential for an impactful experience is favorable; all of us have some connection and relationship with food and drink, and the memories and experiences associated with them You can read this text in Finnish from here Menu, Pohjanhovi, Rovaniemi, 1947. Hotel and Restaurant Museum The National Museum of Finland will be closed for several more years (according to the plan, until 2027) due to major renovation and expansion. One might not first think of the Hotel and Restaurant M...