Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre is moving to new premises at Oulu10. of Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre will be completely closed from 1–11 January 2026, and we will open at the new address on Monday 12 January 2026 at 9:00. Oulu10 and Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre are located at Torikatu 10.
Some of our group activities, such as the Rainbow Youth evenings and Olkkari, will continue at Byström’s House throughout the spring. The youth space Nuorten Bysis and Pelifarmi will also remain in Byström’s House until summer.
Holiday Season Opening Hours at of Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre
23–28 December: closed
29–30 December: open 12:00–16:00
31 December: open 10:00–14:00
1.–11 January 2026: closed
New Location, Same Services
You will find the familiar services and staff of Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre at Oulu10 starting 12th of January. Oulu10 is already a familiar place to many—you may have visited to buy a bus card or concert tickets or perhaps to attend Villa Victor’s Coffee Club.
A route from Byström’s House to Oulu10.
When you arrive at Oulu10, you will find the Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre service desk right near the entrance. It’s a good place to start, whether you come without an appointment or for a scheduled meeting. We will help you find the right place and the right staff member.
You can also reach us at our familiar phone number 050 599 2293 and by email at bystrom@ouka.fi. Our website can still be found at its usual place on Nuortenoulu.fi. It’s worth following our Instagram account @bystrominohjaamo to stay updated on the progress of the move.
Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre at Oulu10 from 12 January 2026 onwards
New address: Torikatu 10
Phone: 050 599 2293 Email: bystrom@ouka.fi
Opening hours: Mon–Thu 9:00–16:00 and Fri 9:00–15:00
The Long History of Byström’s House
Byström’s House was built after Oulu’s second great fire, in 1882–84. The building was commissioned by Otto Isaac Ravander. It became owned by the Byström family in 1927, and the City of Oulu purchased it in 1970.
Throughout its history, Byström’s House has hosted many kinds of activities: a general store, a Swedish elementary school, the Oulu Radio Association, a social services office, and most recently Byström One-Stop Guidance Centre. The house has also been a home for many people until it was transferred to city ownership.
You can read more about the colorful history of Byström’s House on its dedicated website.
What will happen next at Byström’s House, we do not yet know. One thing is quite certain, however: one resident will remain. Mimmi, who has been observing the house’s activities for over a hundred years.
Thank you, Byström’s House, you were an atmospheric place to work!
