In the peasant estate "Glims" you can learn about the history of the Finnish peasantry. The estate of "Glims", located in the village of Karvasmäki, was created in the middle ages. The first owner of the manor in 1540 year, according to the legend, was Peder Nielsen. The estate of "Glims" was not only the peasant estate, but also an Inn on the kingsroad and the official residence of the Sheriff (police rank). The last owners of the estate was the family of Linkbelow (from 1800 to 1949).

In 1958, the estate was turned into a Museum that naturally displays of peasant life in Finland in the middle ages. All the buildings in the Museum area, which recreates the life of the nineteenth century, except one, stand in their original place.