Regionen · Kapitel 7
Archipelago Coast & Turku
Finland's southwest coast is home to the largest archipelago in the world — over 40,000 islands stretching from Turku to the open Baltic Sea. Alongside this is Turku, Finland's oldest city, UNESCO-protected wooden towns, and a maritime culture that thrives on the sea.
4 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
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Discovering the Archipelago Coast
The Finnish Archipelago Coast (Saaristo) is one of Northern Europe's best-kept secrets. Between Turku and the Åland Isl…
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Turku — Finland's oldest city
Turku (Åbo in Swedish, 195,000 inhabitants) was Finland's capital until 1812 and is the country's oldest city (founded…
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Archipelago Road & Island Hopping
The Archipelago Road (Saariston rengastie) The Archipelago Trail is one of Europe's most spectacular circular routes: 2…
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UNESCO Wooden Towns & Naantali
Rauma — UNESCO Wooden Town Rauma (39,000 inhabitants, 92 km north of Turku) has the largest contiguous wooden town in S…
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