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  • The outer archipelago

    Kvarken

    Merenkurkun ulkosaaret ovat karuja mutta kauniita.

    Thousands unique islands are full of contrasts: smooth rocks, rough rocky grounds, lush forests and bays. Many light houses and maritime pilot stations remind of the old days. Nowadays the outer islands have summer cottages and many of these are former fishermen’s huts. The Kvarken Archipelago is home also for numerous birds who are also one of the Kvarken’s sights.

    During the summers, you can get to Mickelsörarna or Valsörarna islands via World Heritage cruises, where the guides reveal the islands’ many stories. Also many of the archipelago’s entrepreneurs offer boat trips to the outer archipelago.  you have your own boat, we recommend landing in for example Molpehällorna’s or Fäliskäret’s guest harbours.

    Read more about the outer archipelago and its islands!

  • Tottesund mansion

    Tottesund 529, Maxmo

    Tottesund Mansion is a beautiful and historical location which is a great fit for different events. The atmosphere and the closeness to nature makes your stay memorable. The traditions of Tottesund Mansion go all the way back to the 17th century. Earlier it has been used as an estate for military officers, and today it is used as an office building. There’s a possibility for quided tours in July.

    Connected to the Tottesund Mansion is Herrgårdsleden (the mansion trail), an approximately 4 km long hiking trail along which there are several picnic areas, as well as a barbeque hut with a fireplace. A walk close to water.

    In the mansion there are several exhibitions: the Jäger Movement, the weapons smuggling with Equity, Sibelius wedding, a miniature of the area in the middle of the 1800s among others.

    The Tottesund Mansion can be booked for groups (min. 10 people), weddings, birthday parties, graduations parties, course days, field days, and more.

    We offer coffee with cake, meals, recreational activities, and guided tours. We customize your experience according to your wishes.

    Our own activities during the year are e.g., mansion brunches, historical dinners, theatres, ghost walks, family days, guided tours. Follow us on social media.

    Only a 30-minute drive from Vaasa.

    +358 40 1896 882

    info@klemets.fi

    https://maxmohf.sou.fi/

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  • Tuomaanmäki Bronze Age grave

    W7V7+26W Storkyro

    The bronze age cairn cemetery of Tuomaanmäki is located approximately 7 kilometers southwest of the center of Isokyrö, south of Tervaneva, on a wooded and rocky hill area. On the northwest edge of this area, there are six cairns along a distance of about 200 meters. The cairns have diameters of 5-10 meters, and remnants of a stone cist structure are still visible in one of them. Over time, the cairns have been excavated and stones have been removed.

    https://isokyro.fi/vapaa-aika-ja-matkailu/matkailija/historia-ja-kulttuuri/tuomaanmaen-pronssikautinen-hautaroykkio/

  • Vaasa Art Hall and Gallery

    Senaatinkatu 1, Vaasa

  • Vaasa Car and Engine Museum

    Myllykatu 18, 65100 Vaasa

    Vaasan auto- ja moottorimuseo

    In the Vaasa Car and Engine Museum are displayed vehicles from each decade of the 20th century. Come and get acquainted with the widest collection of old and a little newer cars in Vaasa. On display are also a wide selection of products from engine factories in Vaasa as well as some theme exhibitions.

    The Vaasa Car and Engine Museum opened its doors in 1981. There are motors and cars in the museum all the way from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day. The history of traffic and vehicles is displayed in the museum with the help of renovated cars and other vehicles. Among these can be mentioned the horse-drawn ambulance dating back to 1909.

    There are also several fire trucks and other fire fighting equipment on view, and let’s not forget the bicycle. The vast collection of bicycles in the museum offers the visitor the possibility to get acquainted with the trajectory of this vehicle. In addition there are some soapbox cars, snowmobiles, motorcycles and mopeds in the collection.

    +358 44 569 2690

    vvasry@gmail.com

    https://vaasanautomuseo.fi/en/

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  • Vaasa church

    Kirkkopuistikko 24, Vasa

    Vaasa Church was planned by the architect C. A. Setterberg and consecrated in 1869. The church, built in an English neo-gothic style, has a capacity of almost 900 people. The last restoration took place in the year 2000.

    +358 6 326 1211

    https://www.vaasansuomalainenseurakunta.fi/

  • Vaasa Market hall

    Vaasanpuistikko 18, Vaasa

    Vaasan kauppahalli

    For over a century Vasa Market Hall has been serving people as an essential gathering place and market in Vaasa. We, the merchants are very proud of our Gothic style hall building and its atmosphere ringing with history. Vasa Market Hall is one of the oldest in Finland, it is also protected by museum laws.

    The Market hall was built in two separate sections of which the first, the one adjacent to Vaasanpuistikko stood clear in 1902, the second one, closer to Kauppapuistikko in 1927. From 1963 and on, the two halves have been joined together, making a free passage between the upper and the lower section of the Market Hall.

    Visit the Market Hall for lunch, finish it off with a nice espresso and bring home some nice fresh ingredients – everything conveniently under the same roof! We also offer special treats that make your taste-buds water.

    info@vaasankauppahalli.fi

    http://vaasankauppahalli.fi/

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  • Vaasa Museum of Labour

    Vapaudentie 27, Vaasa

    Vaasan työväenmuseo

    Vaasa Museum of Labour opened in 1991. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the museum arranges special exhibitions on a particular theme twice a year. The main purpose of the museum is to develop it into a diverse information centre for working class traditions. The museum also provides tailor made study visits for schools.

    +358 6 321 5805

    vaasan.tyovaenmuseo@netikka.fi

    http://www.saunalahti.fi/labourm/English/museum.htm

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  • Vaasa War Veteran Museum

    Kirkkopuistikko 22, Vaasa

    vaasan sotaveteraanimuseo

    In the exhibition you can familiarize yourself with Finland’s war history all the way from the time of the Russian rule to the end of the Lapland war.

    In addition to the basic exhibition the Vaasa War Veteran Museum annually organizes one or two special exhibitions. The museum’s permanent exhibition displays with numerous items soldier and war history from the last two centuries.

    +358 6 312 9894

    pefant@hotmail.com

    http://www.museiportalosterbotten.fi/museum-a-o-en/museum/91-vaasa-war-veteran-museum

  • Vaasan kaupunginteatteri

    Pitkäkatu 53, Vaasa

    Vaasan kaupunginteatteri (Vaasa Finnish City Theatre) produces musical theatre with everything from song evenings to opera, drama classics as well as new plays as well as high-class children’s theatre.

    In addition to theatre performances, it also organizes concerts and smaller fairs as well as various other customer occasions in the theater’s premises.

    Vaasan kaupunginteatteri provides English subtitles to select plays. You can read English subtitles on your smartphone with the app Subtitle Mobile. Instructions below. Swedish subtitles are displayed above the stage and are best seen from row 9 and upwards.

    +358 6 325 3961

    vkt@vaasa.fi

    https://www.vaasankaupunginteatteri.fi

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  • Verner Rasmus Museum

    Haviståkersvägen 92, Vörå

    Verner Rasmus museum

    The Verner Rasmus Museum is an exceptional museum with a unique collection of porcelain artefacts. The museum is a versatile visiting destination with its fascinating combination of peasant furniture, agriculture equipment and books.

    Verner Rasmus was a peasant, who lived in Vörå during the years 1901-1988. He dwelled on his homestead Arvidsgården together with his three siblings, Viktor, Arvid and Aina. The main building of Arvidsgården dates back to 1913. Verner lived in Vörå all his life except for the few years (1927-1931) he spent in Canada. He made his living by farming, but he was also an amateur musician, tinkerer, painter and collector.

    http://www.museiportalosterbotten.fi/museum-a-o-en/museum/54-verner-rasmus-museum

  • Vetokannas church

    Gerbyntie 27, Vasa

    Vetokannas Church is designed by Gösta Bergman and was ready in 1961. The icon is painted by Erland Forberg and organ is from Heinrich organ factory.

    +358 6 321 2571

    https://www.vaasaevl.fi/

  • Vitmossen, Bronze age domicile

    Kimovägen 105, Vöyri

  • Vähänkyrö church

    Heikkiläntie 6, Lillkyro

    The church in Vähäkyrö was built 1799-1803.

    https://www.vahankyronseurakunta.fi/

  • Vähäkyrö Museum

    Kirkonsilta 6, Vähäkyrö

    The Vähäkyrö Museum is situated in an old loan magazine on the brink of the Kyrö river. The exhibition recounts life in the old times, and it has been divided into various themes, for instance the birth of children, spiritual life, agriculture and wartime. The entrepreunership of the Vähäkyrö people can be seen in the collections, and the museum also offers an extensive view on the history of Vähäkyrö.

    The items in the museum depict the everyday life of peasants in the days of the past. There are fishing instruments, sleighs, agriculture and platers’ tools. An especially interesting collection displays possibly the oldest midwife’s equipment in Finland, and birth in the old time is represented in the exhibition. The exhibition is supplemented by a nurse’s uniform from the 1950s, by rattles, children’s books and cradles. Wash basins, which were included in the maternity package, were for a long time manufactured in Vähäkyrö. The first midwife of the region, Hilja Solkela, worked in Vähäkyrö in 1927-1958.

    http://www.museiportalosterbotten.fi/museum-a-o-en/museum/65-vahakyro-museum

  • Vörå church

    Bertby-Lålaxintie 10, Vöyri

    The oldest wooden church, that is still beeing used, in Finland. The church was built in 1626 and the bell tower in 1702.

    +358 6 384 4300

    vora@evl.fi

    http://www.voraforsamling.fi/

  • Wasa Graffitilandia

    Opistokatu 8, Vaasa

    Wasa Graffitilandia is an exhibition with a focus on street art in Vaasa. In addition to graffiti and mural paintings, UV art and various installations are also displayed. Graffitilandia also has a shop with merchandise and spray cans, as well as an open painting wall for everyone. Many artists, both from Finland and abroad, have participated in the creation of Graffitilandia, including Bates and 1UP.

    By bringing graffiti to galleries, those who don’t understand them are encouraged to pause and view them differently even on the streets. After a tour of the exhibition, many start to ponder aloud how it is possible to achieve such results with a spray can, and eventually realize that it’s not about vandalism but rather an art form that requires practice and technique.

    Our exhibition is a tribute to graffiti and its creators and aims to correct the negative reputation associated with graffiti.

    info@wgl.fi

    https://wasagraffitilandia.fi/

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  • World Heritage Gateway

    Replotvägen 2, Korsholm

    Welcome to the World Heritage Gateway – the visitor centre of the Kvarken Archipelago World Heritage area

    At the World Heritage Gateway, you can familiarise yourself with the World Heritage Kvarken Archipelago, which is the best place in the world to experience the land uplift after the last Ice Age! Here is our visitor centre summarised:

    • Information lobby gives you an overview of our World Heritage with texts, videos, animations and brochures year-round and free of charge.
    • Open gallery Arte Mare showcases the work of local artists year-round and free of charge.
    • Main exhibition Weichsel tells the story of our World Heritage through the senses against a small entrance fee.
    • Shop with World Heritage products and small souvenirs is open during summer season.
    • Escape Game Kvarken’s Sea Monster can pre-booked online year-round.
    • Guided tours and presentations can be pre-booked via our customer service year-round.

    The service and texts within World Heritage Gateway is available in English, Swedish and Finnish.

    If you get hungry, the Restaurant & Cafe Berny’s offers meals and coffee in the same premises year-round. You can find Berny’s website and opening hours here. Finland’s longest bridge, Replot bridge, is located just next door and is an ideal place for a refreshing walk and taking in the scenery.

    For more detailed information about opening hours, services and fees, visit our homepage.

    +358 50 3466 200

    info@kvarken.fi

    http://www.kvarkenworldheritage.fi/world-heritage-gateway/

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  • Zip Adventure Park

    Niemeläntie 15, Vaasa

    Welcome to Zip Adventure Park – the adventure park, situated in the beautiful Vasa, Finland’s sunniest city. Here you can experience a different, fast-paced and challenging day of adventure, regardless of age and whether or not you’re with family, your company, your association or your group of friends. We offer challenges for all age groups – move between the treetops, challenge yourself and enjoy both the excitement and the view.

    +358 40 832 2221

    info@zipadventurepark.fi

    http://www.zipadventurepark.fi

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  • Öjskogsparken open-air museum

    Kyrkvägen 23, Närpes

    Öjskogsparken

    Öjskogsparken is an open-air museum with some 20 historic museum buildings. The main building, Bengtsgården, is an old 18th century farm house with a well preserved interior. Other buildings include Haga’s village store, the school house, the apothecary museum, the green house museum and other functional buildings, a drying house, a windmill and minor log-cabins. In the summer there is a guide in the park as well as many organized events. Guiding can be arranged according to agreement at other times. There is also the possibility to rent a restaurant hall.

    +358 40 505 5377

    narpeshembygd@gmail.com

    https://www.visitnarpes.fi/en/ojskogsparken