Amos Andersons Hem is a personal historical home and art museum, located in the former home and office building of businessman and arts patron Amos Valentin Anderson (1878–1961) on Yrjönkatu in Helsinki. The museum comprises four rooms on the building’s fifth floor and a chapel with an organ half a floor above. The place offers the perfect opportunity to explore a distinguished bourgeois home designed in the 1920's as well as its art collection.

The building, designed by architects W.G. Palmqvist and Einar Sjöström, was completed in 1913. During Anderson’s lifetime, the house served as his business headquarters and private home. After his death, the building was converted into the Amos Anderson Art Museum, which operated from 1965 to 2017, according to his will. Opened in 2023, Amos Andersons Hem returns to its roots and opens the doors to Anderson’s original home.