FUN BY THE SEA 2017

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6 4 KISS MY TURKU 6 RIVER AURA – TURKU’S SOUL 12 HISTORY & ART 34 ARCHIPELAGO & SURROUNDINGS 66 FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN 82 EVENTS 1O4 SERVICES 134 FOR GROUPS 142 MAPS & INFO

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INFO 1 TOURIST INFORMATION

Aurakatu 2, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 2627 444 www.visitturku.fi info@visitturku.fi Open Mon-Fri 8.30am-6pm Sat-Sun 9am-4pm (1 Apr-30 Sep) Sat-Sun 10am-3pm(1 Oct-31 Mar) •

GO BY BUS

At the bottom of the pages by the symbol for the bus stop are the route numbers that take you to each destination. The terminus for local buses is around the Market Square.

X STAY ON THE MAP

Numbered circles in the info boxes are references for the maps. Maps are found at the back of the brochure.

CHECK THE TIMES

All rights to make changes to dates for the attractions and events as well as opening times, prices or any other details, are reserved.

TURKU GUIDES

Guidance available in 15 languages, just ask from Visit Turku’s sales service: sales@visitturku.fi.

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Sales and inquiries: Satu Hirvenoja, Tel: +358 (0)40 183 6690 satu.hirvenoja@turku.fi Layout and editing: Satumaa Family Business English translation: Othello Consulting

MIKKO KOUKI Theatre Artistic Director 1. Turku City Theatre 2. Hunter’s Inn Restaurant 3. TPS home games 4. Market Hall restaurants

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I CAME TO TURKU FOR A GIG IN 1991.

I ENDED UP STAYING A LITTLE LONGER. TURKU IS NOW MY HOME. IN 2017 THE NEW LOOK TURKU CITY THEATRE DELIVERS SOME AWESOME THINGS. THE YEAR KICKS OFF WITH OUR BIG VENTURE, THE NEW HOMEGROWN MUSICAL TOM OF FINLAND.

VISIT TURKU – A TOURIST’S BEST FRIEND

A DAY TRIP TO THE ISLAND OF ÖRÖ • Scenic archipelago vantage point • Rosita tour departs from the River Aura • Price: adults €79 and children (0–14 yrs) €25

VISIT TURKU SERVES TRAVELLERS IN TWO LOCATIONS: IN 1 AURAKATU 2 AND ONLINE. VISIT TURKU’S TOURIST INFORMATION PROVIDES ADVICE, SOUVENIRS AND EVEN BIKE RENTALS. AT VISITTURKU.FI THERE IS ALSO AN ONLINE SHOP, WHERE YOU CAN ORDER, FOR EXAMPLE, GUIDED TOURS, HOTEL PACKAGES AND POPULAR KISS MY TURKU PRODUCTS.

FOOD WALK • Tasting tour along the shores of the River Aura. Select your favourite 5 from the choice of 10 restaurants • Card price is €44. Can be bought from Visit Turku tourist information or ordered directly online at: www.visitturku.fi TURKU SIGHTSEEING

ARCHIPELAGO CIRCUS FESTIVAL

• About 2 hours by bus around the finest sights of Turku • Departs 1 June–26 Aug Mon-Sat at 1pm (except midsummer) • Guidance in Finnish, Swedish and English

• A month-long cultural festival in Kustavi 6 July–5 Aug 2017 • Includes, among others, former stars of Cirque du Soleil Pauliina Räsänen and Slava Volkov

FOR GROUPS The sales service customises group tours in Turku and Southwest Finland

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Sales service sales@visitturku.fi Tel: +358 (0)2 2627 900

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FOLLOW THE RIVER AURA THE RIVER AURA IS THE HEART AND SOUL OF THE CITY, AT THE ESTUARY OF WHICH FINLAND’S OLDEST CITY BEGAN TO GROW IN THE EARLY 13TH CENTURY. OVER 800 YEARS OF URBAN HISTORY HAS NOT REDUCED THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RIVER TO THE IMAGE OF TURKU – QUITE THE OPPOSITE. TAKE A STROLL DOWN THE RIVER AND SPOT THE CITY’S MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS, MOST FAMOUS SIGHTS AND THE BEST RESTAURANTS ALONG THE WAY. ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN SEEK A BIRD’S EYE VIEW FROM ON THE RIVER ITSELF̈. THE RIVER AURA IS ACCESSIBLE IN SUMMER BY BOAT HIRE, ON A SUP PADDLE BOARD, ABOARD A RESTAURANT SHIP OR – AND THIS IS NO JOKE – ON A FOATING HOT TUB.

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WALK ALONG THE RIVER AURA

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TURKU’S MILESTONES

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Bishop’s seat moves from Koroinen

Construction of Turku Castle begins

Photo: Länsi-Suomen Elokuvasäätiö

Explore Turku’s city scene on a walk 3.5 km long from the Turku Cathedral to Turku Castle. Over a walking tour of a couple of hours you’ll get an excellent overview of Turku’s history and present day.

Begin at Turku Cathedral. When you stand on the steps of the church and gaze toward the river, you’ll see the final stop of the walking tour – 1 Turku Castle to the left. Cross Uudenmaankatu street to the Great Old Square.

At the edge is Brinkkala Mansion where the Declaration of the Christmas Peace, an important tradition for many from Turku and Finland, is given from the balcony every year. Looking up from Brinkkala’s balcony standing on the hill is the Vartiovuori Observatory. Adjacent is Luostarnimäki Handicraft Museum, which offers a great setting for traditional handicraft demonstrations during summer.

Walk from the Old Square towards the river and you’ll see Turku’s oldest restaurant, Pinella. The view in front is of 2 Vähätori square, flanked by restaurants, with the old and new coming together nicely at the library quarter. Built in 2007 the newer part of the 3 City Library building offers all that you’d expect from a modern library, for free every day. The library also hosts many cultural events, from exhibitions to movie nights. Located between Vähätori and the Aura Bridge are many good restaurants including Gustavo, Tiirikkala, Mami and Smör as well as wine bars E. Ekblom and Tintå. Along the riverside of Vähätori is also Låna, from where you can hire an electric picnic boat to cruise up the river.

Continuing along Itäinen Rantakatu street to the left of Pinella you’ll come to the Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova museum. Read the information board outside to get a picture of how the museum combines events, history and modern art. During summer you’ll see big, colourful eiders bobbing on the water. The environmental artwork of Reima Nurmiko, they were introduced during the 2011 Capital of Culture year to liven up the landscape.

Further on, you’ll see the Library Bridge for pedestrians and bicycles, with modern light architecture that helps to accentuate the national landscape environment. At the other end of the library bridge is the sculpture by 4 An-

Mika Kaurismäki’s movie The Girl King was filmed in 2014 in Turku Castle, among other locations.

I have chosen Turku after living in Stockholm, London and New York. Doesn’t that say something about this city?

- Michael Monroe, rocker

1300 Inauguration of Turku Cathedral

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Reformation Royal Academy The Great Turku is the begins of Turku capital city of the Fire of Turku in Turku is founded Grand Duchy destroys the city

drei Kovalchuk entitled A Meeting in Turku in 1812. Further down the eastern shore at the foot of the Aura Bridge is the Paavo Nurmi statue, a duplicate of the one in Helsinki. Here you are very close to the New Pharmacy pub, the favourite hangout of fictional detective Jussi Vares. Further up Kaskenmäki hill you’ll find Kaskis. The restaurant of master chef Erik Mansikka, Kaskis was rated the public’s favourite as soon as it opened in spring 2014. Be sure to reserve a table in good time!

Cross the river at the Aura Bridge, look up the street and you’ll see a large grey stone building at the top of the hill. The Turku Art Museum stands tall over the city. The tour continues left, and along Läntinen Rantakatu, between the Aura Bridge and Theatre Bridge, development has begun on a row of appetis-

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ing street food kiosks. On the opposite shore are a number of anchored boats. These riverboats are a speciality of Turku’s restaurant culture. There are total of 12 restaurant riverboats, full to the brim on a warm summer’s evening.

Continuing along the western shore the next site is the Pharmacy Museum, housed in Qwensel House built in the 1700’s. When walking across the Theatre Bridge, at the other end is the renovation of Turku City Theatre, due to be completed in Autumn 2017.

Located behind is the Biological Museum in a splendid Art Nouveau building, the Sports Park and the Paavo Nurmi Stadium. After the city theatre and government offices on the river’s eastern shore you will see the Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art. 9

2 For people from Turku it is important which side of the River Aura you are from. But which one is which? ”This side” is the side with the Cathedral. ”The other side” is where all the newer stuff like the square and the Market Hall are located.

5 On the hill behind the museum stands the old windmill, at the foot of which is the Samppalinna Open Air Theatre. Here you cross the river over the Myllysilta Bridge, whose predecessor nearly collapsed into notoriety in 2010. At either end are four anthropomorphic bronze statues by Kari-Petteri Kakko entitled Star Gazing.

Once passed Martinsilta Bridge the River Aura view changes. There are no more bridges meaning even large vessels have passage to this point. Here, in front of Vaakahuone guests are taken out to sea aboard boats such as Steamship S/S Ukkopekka and M/S Rudolfina.

Moving forward, you are greeted by an authentic slice of Turku. The little orange ferry 5 Föri has linked the riversides for more than a hundred years. Jump aboard – it’s free! Turn your 10

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back to Föri and the river and you’ll see a parkland slope rising to the top of a hill. This is 6 Kakolanmäki, where standing at the summit is the stone fortress in which Finland’s most notorious criminals were carrying out their sentences as late as 2007.

Now Kakola is being converted into residential use and you can move freely about the area.

Watch over the city scenery from the hill and enjoy a coffee and the exhibition that sheds light on the prison’s history in Café Kakola. Along the west bank next to Föri is the Turku Guest Harbour. At the other end is a huge tail fin rising from the river; Achim Kühn’s art work Harmony.

Next stop is Varvintori sqaure. At the edge is a former rope factory, renovated for use by the Turku Conservatory and Arts

4 CHANGE THE WAY YOU SEE TURKU Strolling on the shores of the riverside is a classic Turku pastime. It’s nice to see the river from the banks, but it also works the other way round. Find a means to float on the River Aura, nowadays there are many possibilities.

LÅNA. On the shore by Vähätori square you can hire a Låna electric boat. The easy to use little boats let you drive freely between the Cathedral Bridge and the habour. lanaturku.fi JAKKE. The pleasant restaurant boat operates in summer between Forum Marinum and the Aura Bridge. Jump aboard at any of the seven stops along the way. jakkejokilautta.fi

Academy. Micha Ullman’s North is a part of the Turku city sculpture project, as are a series of illuminated numbers on the Turku Energia chimney. The work is known as the Fibonacci Sequence 1–55 by Mario Merz.

Continuing the tour you’ll notice the approaching port. Here Turku Castle is visible, the monument marking the end of the journey. Nowadays you can admire the castle as well as the permanent and temporary exhibitions.

However, before the castle you’ll pass the sailing ships the Suomen Joutsen, the Sigyn barque as well as other museum ships of the Maritime Centre Forum Marinum. Also moored here is the hostel ship S/S Bore. It has a wonderful history as a cruise ship from the 1960’s as well as an atmospheric interior of brass and mahogany. •

FÖRI. The cute little city ferry chugs from east to west of the River Aura between the areas of Martin and Kakolanmäki.

SUP-BOARD OR HOT TUB. Have a calm day paddling on the Aura by renting a SUP-board from riverboat restaurant Katariina. From Katariina you can also sail up the Aura on a floating hot tub. ravintolalaivakatariina.fi

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Europeade brings to Turku in July as many as 5,000 national musicians and dancers. The main show venue is Varvintori square, but expect to encounter other performances around the city.

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Turku will be the scene for an extremely exciting evening as a premiere from 127 ago is heard in Logomo.

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In 2017 Turku celebrates two important anniversaries. The Finland 100 anniversary as well as the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, bringing to the city a diverse programme that reaches city residents and visitors regardless of age, wealth or areas of interest. Museums, galleries, theatres and stages all provide a packed programme, where you can find something for everyone.

A HISTORY OF DRAMA – FROM PAST TO PRESENT

The turning points of Finnish independence are put into words and actions in Turku throughout the year. Performances are located all over the city, from the River Aura shores to the cosy alcoves of the city’s theatres.

Science is a part of our everyday lives, and it explains a lot of things. The purpose of the first Finnish language university was to empower the nation and nourish its civilisation. Science and Theatre – With all the Senses is a dramatic show from Turku University’s Student Theatre about the past and present of Finnish science.

Turku has, throughout its history, served as an important transport route and centre for industrial development. Aurajoella (On the Aura) is a theatre play sailing through Turku’s industrial history. The performance of the play

by TEHDAS Theatre is seen in Forum Marinum’s courtyard. The play is based on a broadside ballad of the same name from the turn of the 20th Century.

So what does Finland look like today?

How have we come to be where we are now?

At the Samppalinna Summer Theatre is the play August-July-June, a comedy about the changes in Finland and post-war history through the eyes of the baby-boom generation.

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The Sata Lasissa dance theatre play engages concepts of Finnish idenitity, Fennomania and fear of its antithesis, Svecomans, all in the same performance. Through this interpretation by 1 Dance Theatre Eri, the play looks at how these ideas and perspectives have developed over the last hundred years.

The Finnish have always been able to enjoy life, contrary to popular belief. The comedy play from popular playwright Bengt Ahlfors entitled The Last Cigar tells the story of a retired headmaster, tired of his life and especially his wife. He claims his doctor has diagnosed him with a terminal illness, and under the pretense begins to live a hedonistic and enjoyable life. The play is part of the programme of the 2 Åbo Svenska Teater.

On the Linnateatteri stage audiences can revisit the entire history of film, in a way unique to the comical stylings of Linnateatteri.

Incorporated into the play are famous movie classics and turning points in Finnish filmmaking. Your capacity for laughter is pushed to the limits as the best-known scenes from Finnish films come together in The Incredible History of Film directed by Kalle Lamberg.

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HIGH-QUALITY OPERA

Turku is profiled not only as a city of culture and music, but also a producer of high-class opera. The first ever through-composed, Kalevala-inspired opera, Die Kalewainen in Pochjola (The Men of Kalevala in the Northland), receives its world premiere as part of the Finland 100 anniversary – and where better than in Turku. In Logomo can be seen a series of six music performances from Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, led by chief conductor Leif Segerstam.

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Composer Karl MĂźller-Berghaus and friends

Photo: Sibelius Museum, Turku

Photo: Vesa Loikas

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Akseli Gallen-Kallela, The Defense of Sampo

Akseli Gallen-Kallela: The Defense of Sampo, 1896. Turku Art Museum.

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ARTISTIC TREASURES OF THE GOLDEN AGE

In Turku Art Museum you can explore, among others, the golden age of Finnish art.

In addition to the museum’s collection, on display are works from the artists who lived through the transition period to independence. You can admire pieces from names such as 3 Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Hugo Simberg and Helene Schjerfbeck.

A SIGNIFICANT FINNISH ARTIST FROM THE TIME OF INDEPENDENCE

The anniversary year in Turku sees a musical about one of Finland’s best-known artists. The premiere of Tom of Finland the Musical is held in Turku City Theatre in January 2017.

From Kaarina in the 1950’s Touko Laaksonen came out to the world and presented his homosexual fantasies in such a bold manner that millions of men discovered their own sexual identity through his works. To the general public Tom of Finland created a view of the world that until this point had been forbidden. Become familiar with his art in an exhibition in Turku, already shown in Berlin and Liverpool, which examines the rise of the gay movement and the influence Tom of Fin-

land had on politics, society and culture. Touko Laaksonen – Tom of Finland / Of Music and Men is presented in the Wäinö Aaltonen Museum 13th January-19th March 2017.

DANCE AND NATIONAL COLOURS

For the first time the Europeade event comes to Finland, organised in Turku 26th-30th July 2017. Europe’s largest folk music and dance event brings thousands of performers from more than twenty countries. Europeade will be strongly visible on the streets of Turku. Over the four days you can see around 5,000 dancers on the city squares and in central locations. The event also includes a parade, workshops, children’s events, shows, choir concerts and large festivities.

THE SPIRIT OF ALL FINLAND

The seaside town of Turku functioned on many occasions as Finland’s lifeline when wars broke out, and so it played an important role in Finland’s independence. Turku was the access point to the west and the Åland Islands, and the city also had a lot of wartime industry. The maritime city’s role remains to this very day.

In honour of the anniversary year Turku harbour is one of the host ports for the Tall

VISIT TURKU GUIDED TOUR:

First in Turku Who was Johan Seipel? Where was Finland’s first monastery? This guided walking tour lasts a couple of hours and takes you through Turku’s streets and squares finishing with a guided tour of the Åbo Svenska Teater at the edge of the Market Square.

Get together a group and reserve a guided tour from Visit Turku, where participants can get to know Turku’s role as a forerunner for ideas and phenomena. Read more at: visitturku.fi/en/groups 16

WHERE IN TURKU IS IT WORTH VISTING DURING THE ANNIVERSARY YEAR 2017? GET RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE LOCAL CULTURE AND EVENT ORGANISERS!

Ships Races 2017, already for the fifth time.

The event’s atmosphere in Turku is unique, because the ships can be brought all the way up in to the city centre. (Read more on p.88) 5

ECCLESIASTICAL CAPITAL

Helene Schjerfbeck: Self Portrait, 1915.

Turku Art Museum.

October 2017 marks the passing of 500 years since the theologian Martti Luther published his famous theses in Wittenberg and since the start of the Reformation. As the reformation city, Turku was the conduit through which protestant ideas arrived and spread throughout Finland.

To this day Turku is still the capital of Finland’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, where events of national significance are organised. During the year Turku welcomes musical works and concerts, visual arts, exhibitions and much more.

Turku is recognised as an open and ecumenical city. The important declaration of the Christmas Peace is made from the main church of Finland, Turku Cathedral, to the rest of the country.

Helene Schjerfbeck can be counted as one of Western art’s most important modernists.

Her works, along with the works of other major Finnish artists, can be explored at Turku Art Museum.

Joanna Kurth 1. Kylämäki Village 2. Lookout at Kuuvuori peak 3. Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art 4. E.Ekblom and the famous bistro menu

Turku is the perfect size of city. It always has things to do, new surprises and everywhere is accessible on foot or by bike. It is full of history, fine museums, beautiful buildings and the River Aura flowing through the centre.

Kari Mäkinen 1.Turku Cathedral 2. Hirvensalo’s Art Chapel 3. Koroinen ancient monument 4. Aura riverside Stay in Turku and you will feel the interaction of history with the present day. It has a soulfulness that is best summarised by the cultural landscapes represented by the four favourite destinations I’ve mentioned above.

Jari Salonen 1. Aura riverside 2. Wäinö Aaltonen Museum’s terrace 3. Ruissalo 4. Puolalanmäki/Turku Art Museum hill Turku’s Aura riverside shows our European city at its best. The terrace of WAM is a perfectly peaceful spot to follow the vibe along the shores of the River Aura. Also, Honkapirtti café is a delightful place to visit whatever the season.

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HISTORY AND ART

TURKU CASTLE

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EXHIBITION BEGINS 17 FEB 2017: POWER GAMES – REFORMATION IN FINLAND

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DURING ITS HISTORY IT HAS BEEN A DEFENSIVE BASTION, A MAJESTIC COURT, AN ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE,

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THE FORTRESS OF TURKU CASTLE HAS STOOD AT THE EDGE OF THE RIVER AURA SINCE THE 1280’S.

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A PRISON, A STOREHOUSE AND A BARRACKS. NOWADAYS IT IS A MUST-VISIT TOURIST ATTRACTION.

The castle’s halls and chambers have witnessed major turning points and dramatic events in history – from the misfortunes of incarcerated prisoners to royal visitors and the elegance of courtly life. The comprehensive exhibition of Turku Castle presents the castle’s history up to the present day. The elegant rooms of the Bailey are styled with periodic furniture, costumes and treasures of the museum’s collection.

At the Fatabur Museum Shop you’ll find gifts, souvenirs and costumes for your adventurous little knight or princess. Information to feed the imagination can be acquired from the shop’s range of books. In Duke John’s Cellar break from your museum visit with a refreshing cup of coffee or a delicious lunch.

AN IMPRESSIVE TIMELINE & THE MAIN EXHIBITION DETAILING THE CASTLE’S HISTORY

The kingdom’s Reformation began with Gustav Vasa, when matters of faith were intertwined with political power games. Throughout the 1500’s it was unclear whether Sweden would end up a Catholic or Lutheran country.

Finland’s Reformation affected people’s daily life and environment in many ways. Featuring almost 200 artefacts, the exhibition tells the story of the transition that occurred between 1500-1600’s. Archaeological findings, religious valuables as well as books and texts describe the cultural change, the progress of which impacted the rulers of the time.

In the Bailey discover the 700-year history of Turku Castle. Follow the timeline, peer through the doors, and marvel at the fabrics and feel the soft velvet and coarse linen. Put together the puzzle of armour and dress a virtual doll in renaissance clothing. The main exhibition focuses on everyday castle life and celebrations, the majesty of court and servant life. A highlight are the life-size wax dolls, which include wax works of Duke John and Catherine Jagiellon, the prominent 16th Century Turku merchant Valpuri Innamaata and the castle’s sausage maker Pylsy-Elinaa.

The Children’s Castle Knight’s Hall lets kids dress as a princess or a knight and step into the world of a medieval court. In addition the Children’s Castle are the Castle Workshop, the Mini-court and the Castle-Elf ’s treasure chamber. Organised for kids in the castle are the fun and exciting Little Knight’s Tours.

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Ski holiday programme weeks 8 & 9 Medieval Days 1 July 2017 Autumn holiday programme in October Knight’s Days for the whole family 7-8 Jan 2017 and 6-7 Jan 2018 Guided tours daily in summer.

Read more at www.turku.fi/en/turkucastle

TURKU CASTLE

Linnankatu 80, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0300 turunlinna@turku.fi www.turku.fi/en/turkucastle GUIDED TOUR BOOKINGS Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0322 or opastilaukset.linna@turku.fi

• 1 ADMISSION €10/€5 (7-15yrs) / €2 (4-6yrs) family ticket €22, free for children under 4yrs.

MUSEUM IS OPEN Tue-Sun 10am-6pm.

In summer 5 June-3 Sep open daily 10am-6pm.

Increased prices during special events.

MUSEUM IS CLOSED Public and religious holidays.

See online for exceptions.

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The castle was original built on an island to make a siege more difficult.

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On the guided tours secrets are revealed.

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Recieve a knighthood in the castle.

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Photo: Jari Nieminen

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MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND CONTEMPORARY ART

ABOA VETUS & ARS NOVA

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ABOA VETUS & ARS NOVA IS A MUSEUM THAT UNIQUELY COMBINES HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY AND CONTEMPORARY ART. MOVE UNDERGROUND THROUGH MEDIEVAL ALLEYS, OBSERVE ANCIENT ARTEFACTS AND IMMERSE YOURSELF IN ART IN THE HALLS OF THE FORMER RETTIG PALACE. UNDERGROUND MEDIEVAL TURKU

Aboa Vetus is a subterranean museum destination, taking visitors on a journey of discovery to medieval Turku. Ancient city life is visible in the authentic medieval structures of Aboa Vetus and through other local archaeological discoveries.

MIEKE BAL & MICHELLE WILLIAMS GAMAKER: MADAME B 10 MAR–28 MAY

The video installation Madame B is a re-interpretation of Gustave Flaubert’s classic novel Madame Bovary, set in the modern day.

GESTURES TOWARDS THE SELF 8 JUNE–27 AUG

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BONY TALES 28 OCT 2016 –

Bony Tales tells of the animals that have lived in Turku, and the people who brought the animals to the city.

The exhibition focuses on contemporary Finnish photography through the work of ten artists. The exhibited works discuss the playful and political side of self-photography, as well as the ethical, objective and documental aspects of the photos.

CONTEMPORARY ART ON TWO FLOORS

Ars Nova is a two-storey exhibition space featuring contemporary art and the museum’s art collection. It is complimented by two smaller galleries: Takkahuone and Omatila.

YOUNG ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2017 8 SEP–5 NOV

COLLECTION EXHIBITIONS

8TH TURKU BIENNIAL 17 NOV–8 APR 2018

The museum’s art collection is regularly on display.

It includes works by Finnish and western artists from the 20th century to the present day.

The Turku Biennial presents contemporary art from 16 artists.

The award exhibition of the Young Artist of the Year shows some of the most interesting Finnish contemporary art.

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TAKKAHUONE GALLERY

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PÄIVIÖ PYÖTTIÄLÄ – SELF-TAUGHT SURREALIST 2 DEC 2016–26 FEB 2017

An exhibition presenting a broad production from this fascinating Finnish surrealist.

Okko Pöyliö | 2 Dec 2016–26 Feb 2017 Ari Pelkonen | 10 Mar–28 May Elina Autio | 8 June–27 Aug Hyäryllistä group | 8 Sep–5 Nov

Family Friends of the Museum Card €50. Price €7.50, family ticket + €2.50/child.

GUIDED TOURS For guided group reservations call Admission includes guided tours: Itäinen Rantakatu 4–6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)207 181 635 In Finnish 5 June–13 Aug daily at Tel:+358 (0)207 181 640* www.aboavetusarsnova.fi 11.30am & 1.30pm info@aboavetusarsnova.fi Other times Sat & Sun at 11.30am In Swedish 33 July–11 Aug Mon, MUSEUM OPEN M KITCHEN & CAFÉ Wed & Fri 1.30pm Daily 11am-7pm (see exceptions) Open daily from 11am-7pm Closed 1 Jan, 23-25 June and 24-25 Dec In English 3 July–27 Aug daily at Tel: +358 (0)40 197 9005* 11.30am www.mbakery.fi/mkitchencafe ADMISSION In Russian 4 July–22 Aug Tuesdays Adults €10, free for children under 7yrs, at 12pm SUMMER THEATRE children 7–15yrs €5.50, seniors, students Adventure tours for children in Linnateatteri performs comedy and the unemployed €7, groups €6, Finnish 5 June–13 Aug daily 11.30am in the courtyard in summer 2017. school groups €4, family ticket €24, & 1.30pm, other times by reservation. Find the repertoire at Friends of the Museum Card €28, www.linnateatteri.fi

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Photo: Selina Kiiskinen

Kuva: Selina Kiiskinen (*From landlines 8.35 ct/call + 7 ct/min, from mobiles 8.35 ct/call + 17 ct/min)

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From top left: Kauko Lehtinen: Untitled, 1962, acrylic on board, 95 x 160 cm, Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova.

Photo: Kari Lehtinen. Mieke Bal & Michelle Williams Gamaker: Madame B, 2013. Photo: Thijs Vissia

In Aboa Vetus you can explore the medieval ruins.

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Photo: Timo Jakonen

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The father of the written language, Mikael Agricola, greets you as you enter the church.

REFORMATION 2017 Memories of the Church Rat – children’s exhibition in the Agricola Chapel until 5 Nov 2017 Kiria – Bökar – Books of the reformation exhibition in the Kijk Chapel 3 Apr-31 Dec 2017

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Wäinö Aaltonen Society – photo-art exhibition in the Sniper’s Chapel 28 Aug-10 Sep 2017 International European Roadmap Big-Rig in Cathedral square 15 Mar 2017

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© Jule Berlin

The Cathedral is steeped in mysticism and legend. The atmosphere is palpable the moment you set foot in the church.

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Turku Cathedral, located on Unikankare Mound, is Finland’s National Shrine. It was consecrated as the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Finland’s first bishop St Henry in 1300. Turku Cathedral is regarded as Finland’s most valuable historical monument building.

The National Shrine’s magnificent details serve as a record of Finnish history. Laid to rest under the cathedral’s arches are bishops, military commanders and even a queen – Queen Kaarina Maununtytär. The Cathedral Museum takes you back through history to the Catholicism of the Middle Ages. In 2017 Turku Cathedral is a focal venue for the international 500th anniversary of the Reformation.

CATHEDRAL & CATHEDRAL MUSEUM

Tuomiokirkonkatu 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 341 7100 www.turuntuomiokirkko.fi OPEN Daily 9am-6pm. Museum is closed during events.

The Cathedral is free to enter.

Cathedral Museum adults €2, children (7-17yrs), seniors & unemployed €1.

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Reformation 2017 Main National Ceremony 5 Nov 2017

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Finnish Church Gathering (Kirchentag) 19-21 May 2017

Domcafé open daily in summer.

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munion in Finnish Wed 8am, Thu 12pm, Sat 6pm, Sun 10am.

Morning service in Swedish, Sun 12pm.

Service in English, Sun 4 pm.

Music June-Aug, Tue 8pm & Wed 2pm.

Katedraali soi! 21st Church Music Week 6-12 Feb 2017.

Medieval Turku in the Cathedral 29 June–2 July 2017.

Förvandling – an exhibition by Susanne Segerholm 1 Feb–31 Mar.

Smartphone Guide through the Cathedral, its side chapels and sealed tombs.

Sanan seppä (Wordsmith) – augmented reality app tells how the Reformation changed the church and spiritual life in Finland.

Available for tablet, download from app stores

HISTORY AND ART Piispankatu 17, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 215 4494 sibeliusmuseum@abo.fi www.sibeliusmuseum.fi OPEN 1 Feb-30 Apr Tue-Sun 11am-4pm, Wed concerts at 7pm, tickets on sale 6pm 2 May–31 Aug Tue & Thu-Sun 11am-4pm, Wed 10am-6pm.

1 Sep–30 Nov Tue-Sun 11am-4pm, Wed at 7pm, tickets on sale 6pm

1 Dec 2017–6 Jan 2018 Tue-Sun 11am-4pm CLOSED 1 Jan, 7–31 Jan, 14 Apr, 1 May, 23–25 June, 6 Dec, 24–26 Dec, 31 Dec ADMISSION €4/2, free for under 18yrs.

Groups (min. 10) €2/per.

Admission fee includes guided tour (by prior arrangement)

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THE SIBELIUS MUSEUM

”Ett Hem” was the private home of consul Alfred Jacobsson and his wife Hélène, preserved for posterity as a ‘Home museum’ to illustrate what life was like at the turn of the 20th Century.

Alfred and Hélène Jacobsson donated their home and all their personal belongings to the Åbo Akademi Foundation in 1925. The museum, in it’s current building, opened to the public in 1965. The decór of art from artists such as Edelfelt, Westerholm and Gallen-Kallela as well as the period furniture, porcelain and glass, combine to create the museum’s distinctive milieu.

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Piispankatu 14, Turku Tel: +358(0)20 786 1470 Curator Tel: +358(0)20 786 1416 etthem@abo.fi etthem.fi OPEN 2 May-30 Sep Tue & Fri 11am-4pm, other days 12am-3pm, Mon closed.

1 Dec 10 Jan 12am-3pm.

See exceptions online. At other times upon reservation.

ADMISSION Adults €5, seniors and the unemployed €4, children and students €2. Museum guide on site during May-Aug. Groups must book guided tours in advance.

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The most significant museum of music in Finland is named after the famous Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius. The museum building, itself considered as a pearl of modernist architecture, exhibits the life and music of the master composer as well as an interesting collection of instruments from Finland and abroad. Held on Wednesday evenings during spring and autumn are the Chamber Music Hall concerts.

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LUOSTARINMÄKI HANDICRAFTS MUSEUM The Great Fire of Turku destroyed a large part of the city in 1827, but being located on the city’s edge, Luostarinmäki was spared. Nowadays it operates as an outdoor museum, with buildings, courtyard and all ways that show visitors life from almost two centuries ago. Inside the museum

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buildings you’ll see the lives, workshops and pre-industrial crafts of common folk from the 1800’s. In the workshops artisans are busy at work everyday during summer. During the Handicraft Days in August several craftsmen present the work and skills of a bygone era.

LUOSTARINMÄKI HANDICRAFTS MUSEUM

Vartiovuorenkatu 2, Turku GUIDE BOOKINGS Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0350 Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0350 or luostarinmaki@turku.fi luostarinmaki@turku.fi turku.fi/en/handicraftsmuseum EVENTS ADMISSION In summer guided tours, craftsmen busy in €4.50/€3 (7-15yrs), their workshops as well as many different events. €0.50 (4-6yrs), family ticket Handicraft Days at the end of August. €9.50, free for under 4yrs.

At Christmas time inc. Christmas tables and Boxy Day Carols Read more at www.turku.fi/en/handicraftsmuseum

All Luostarinmäki post is stamped by hand with the museum’s special postmark.

Shop for handicrafts at Hantvärkki as well as delicious sweets and tuneful rooster whistles from the 19th Century Huckster’s Shop, among other things. Also, take a break at the ambient Café Kisälli.

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MUSEUM CLOSED Public and religious holidays.

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comes to life. The smallest family members can play as pharmacist and customers in the children’s pharmacy.

The idyllic Cafe Qwensel offers homemade 18th Century-style sweet and savoury delights and drinks.

Läntinen Rantakatu 13 b, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0280 apteekkimuseo@turku.fi turku.fi/en/pharmacymuseum ADMISSION €4.50/€3 (7-15yrs), €0.50 (4-6yrs), family ticket €9.50, free for under 4yrs.

EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS In summer guided tours and events for adults and children.

At Christmas are decorated Christmas tables, St Lucia’s day celebrations on 13 Dec. and before the New Year dawns the traditional casting of tin and new year predictions GUIDE BOOKINGS Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0280 or apteekkimuseo@turku.fi

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MUSEUM CLOSED Public and religious holidays.

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In an extraordinary location this preserved wooden building conceals elegantly furnished halls and chambers as well as Finland’s oldest pharmacy interior, pharmacist’s laboratory and herb store.

During summer the courtyard of Qwensel House

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Be led through the history of medicine, ailments and health in the Pharmacy Museum and see the presentation of an 18th Century gentry residence at Qwensel House, two museums in one that can be found in Turku centre, on the Aura riverside.

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TURKU ART MUSEUM ABLE LANDMARKS AND AN ATTRACTION IN ITSELF. THE MUSEUM MANAGES ONE OF FINLAND’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE ART COLLECTIONS AND HOSTS TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS. RENOWNED AS A NATIONAL TREASURE ITS COLLECTION INCLUDES WORKS FROM THE LATE 1800’S TO THE EARLY 1900’S (KNOWN AS THE GOLDEN AGE OF FINNISH ART), SELF-PORTRAITS, FINNISH SURREALISM AND POP ART. THE STUDIO AND DARKROOM GALLERIES SHOWCASE DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART. DESIRES GRANTED OR DENIED

During landscape painter Victor Westerholm’s term as the first director of Turku Art Museum 1891–1919, the collection of the museum came to comprise altogether 400 works of art, acquired by purchase or as a donation. In addition to these classics the exhibition also presents some unrealised dreams; works which, for one reason or another, never became part of the collection.

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OPENED IN 1904, TURKU ART MUSEUM’S ART NOUVEAU BUILDING IS ONE OF THE CITY’S MOST RECOGNIS-

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Aurakatu 26, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 2627 100 info@turuntaidemuseo.fi www.turkuartmuseum.fi

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OPEN Tue-Fri 11am-7pm Sat-Sun 11am-5pm GUIDANCE In Finnish Sun 1pm & 3pm.

HELENE SCHJERFBECK UNTIL 29 JAN

Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946) is one of the most prominent modernist artists, whose early realist works gradually gave way to more refined expression. Schjerfbeck’s forte was human portraiture, and besides portraying people near her, she created ravishing and deeply compelling self-portraits. During her long career Schjerfbeck also created grand historical themes and still lifes depicting the inevitable passing of time.

ELINA BROTHERUS 17 FEB–21 MAY

One of Finland’s internationally most successful photographic artists, Elina Brotherus’ exhibition brings together for the first time works from the entire duration of her career. Well-known for her sensitive and intimate self-portraits, Brotherus ponders imagery of the movements of the mind, being the object in view and the relationship of the human figure with the landscape.

ROBERT DOISNEAU 9 JUNE–27 AUG 2017

Guide bookings: Tel: +358 (0)2 262 7100 info@turuntaidemuseo.fi

French master of black and white photography Robert Doisneau (1912–1994) wandered the Paris streets with his camera, recording to film the life of city residents. The results are charming and often playful snapshots that pay tribute to the everyday wonders.

ADMISSION €10/9/6, free for under 16yrs

TYKO SALLINEN 15 SEP 2017–7 JAN 2018

Café Victor and the Museum Shop Muusa are open during museum opening hours.

Entry is free to the cafe and shop.

Tyko Sallinen (1879–1955) was a famous forerunner of Finnish modernism and expressionism. During 1910’s his brushstokes became particularly expressive at the same time when he also caused the first controversies in Finnish modernism with his works Pyykkärit (‘Washerwomen’) and Hihhulit (‘Fanatics’).

The vivacious celebration of colour later changed to more broken, earthy tones but the form remained strong, particularly in his depiction of people.

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Søren Thilo Funder 17 Feb- 2 Apr MSL & Jaakko Pallasvuo 7 Apr- 21 May Halil Altindere 9 June- 27 Aug Marko Turunen 15 Sep- 12 Nov Marjo Levlin 17 Nov 2017- 7 Jan 2018

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Photos from the top: Elina Brotherus: Der Wanderer 2, 2004. Robert Doisneau: l’Information scolaire, Paris 1956. Atelier Robert Doisneau.

Tyko Sallinen: In the Sauna, 1914. Turku Art Museum. Photo: Vesa Aaltonen

Eeva-Riitta Eerola & Jenni Toikka 17 Feb- 2 Apr Debutant 7 Apr-21 May Emma Helle 9 June-27 Aug Johanna Ketola 15 Sep- 12 Nov Noora Schroderus 17 Nov 2017- 7 Jan 2018

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Jacob Hashimoto: Gas Giant

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WÄINÖ AALTONEN MUSEUM THE WÄINÖ AALTONEN MUSEUM OF ART, NAMED IN HONOUR OF THE LATE TURKU BORN SCULPTOR, IS LOCATED ON THE EASTERN BANK OF THE RIVER AURA. OFFERINGS INCLUDE CHANGING EXHIBI-

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Itäinen Rantakatu 38, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0850 wam@turku.fi www.wam.fi/en ADMISSION €8/€2 (7–15yrs), €0.50 (4–6yrs), family ticket €16.50, free for children under 4yrs.

Jacob Hashimoto exhibitions €10 /adult.

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MUSEUM OPEN Tue-Sun 10am-6pm.

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See online for exceptions.

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Public guidance available on Sundays at 2pm.

WAM’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION 13 JAN–14 MAY

BODY IMAGE 20 OCT 2017–14 JAN 2018

The 100 years of Finnish independence as seen through the art of Wäinö Aaltonen.

A collection of contemporary art works, which examine corporeality and its presentation as well as the parallel reality brought by the Internet.

JACOB HASHIMOTO 9 JUNE–24 SEP

U.S. artist’s massive installations and wall art that engage with their surrounding space.

The comfortable Cafe Wäinö serves the museum, letting you savour more than the feast of art.

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Photo: Jussi Vierimaa

TURKU CITY LIBRARY TURKU CITY LIBRARY IS AN ELEGANT BUILDING THAT COMBINES MODERN AND CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE. OFFERING CULTURE IN ITS MANY FORMS, THE LIBRARY IS AN ESCAPE FROM THE RUSH OF

In summer, the fully licensed Italian-style Café Sirius extends onto a terrace on the Library Courtyard.

Café Sirius

11 TURKU CITY LIBRARY Linnankatu 2, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0624 www.turku.fi/en/library Guided Tours Tel: +358 (0)40 673 5157 vierailut.kaupunginkirjasto@ turku.fi OPEN Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 12pm-6pm

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The library offers guided tours for groups of both children and adults. As well as tours that reveal the libraries architecture and art, cultural history tours will take visitors on a journey through time. The children have their own Library Walk and ‘Saga’ zone, where a planet from the solar system and a huge zeppelin watch over them from above.

The library’s full programme of events can be found on the library website.

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Turku City Library is open every day and most city residents have taken to it as their living room.

The architecturally impressive library consists of three buildings: the old library building, completed in 1903, the former governor’s office and the modern library building completed in 2007.

The Turku City Library offers facilities for events and exhibitions as well as numerous cosy reading corners. Visitors can delve into the library’s thousands of Finnish and international journals, in paper or electronic format. In addition to the many computers available, laptop users can access the wireless network.

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Residing in a beautiful Art Nouveau building is Turku’s Biological Museum, Finland’s only Diorama-Museum. Its 13 exhibits describe the Finnish flora and fauna, from Turku’s Archipelago to the fjelds of Lapland. The museum is a great visit for those

interested in nature and cultural history. It is a much-loved destination for children and families. Changing exhibitions as well as different nature-themed events are arranged. Particularly popular is the children’s Bug Safari, which complements the basic exhibits.

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MUSEUM OPEN Tue-Sun 9am-5pm.

Closed on religious and public holidays. See online for exceptions.

ADMISSION €4.50 / €3 (7-15 yrs), €0.50 (4-6 yrs), family ticket €9.50, free for children under 4yrs.

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EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS Biological Museum 110th anniversary exhibition.

The farm-hostess tells of everyday chores from the old days, whilst also giving handy tips on juicing, jam making and washing white linen.

Enjoy petting the Kylämäki sheep and at the edge of the pasture you can lay out a blanket for a picnic. There is plenty to do for young and old in Kylämäki’s Experimentation Workshop.

Here you can try traditional handicrafts and play traditional yard games from bygone days.

Jaanintie 45, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0420 kylamaki@turku.fi kuralankylamaki@turku.fi turku.fi/en/kylämäkivillage Photo: Johanna Viitaharju

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GUIDE BOOKINGS Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0340 or biologinenmuseo@turku.fi

KYLÄMÄKI VILLAGE

Kylämäki Village is an authentic 1950’s farm village with four buildings, in an area that has been inhabited since the Iron Age. When arriving at Kylämäki the sights and smells will transport visitors to an atmosphere reminiscent of decades past.

During summer in the Iso-Kohmo kitchen the wood-burning stove is aglow baking oven treats prepared according to Grandma’s recipes.

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Nature weekends and Bug Safaris.

Neitsytpolku 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0340 biologinenmuseo@turku.fi turku.fi/en/biologicalmuseum

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Entrance to Kylämäki Village is free!

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MUSEUM OPEN In summer 1 June- 31 Aug Tue-Sun 10am-6pm and during events.

N.B! At other times for groups on request.

Closed public and religious holidays. See online for exceptions.

GUIDE BOOKINGS Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0420 or kylamaki@turku.fi

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LOCATED NEAR TO THE PORT OF TURKU IS FORUM MARINUM, THE MARITIME INFORMATION AND ACTIVITY CENTRE. HERE A CHARMING MILIEU COMBINES CITY CULTURE IN A MARITIME ENVIRON-

In the Kruununmakasiini is the main exhibition, renewed in 2016. The broad themes for the Working At Sea exhibition are naval history as well as merchant shipping of Southwest Finland. Other themes include maritime authority operations, freight shipping and archipelago culture. Also presented are the history of professional sea fishing and recreational fishing.

Themes are introduced through the jobs and tasks of real people. See life through the eyes of a cabin boy, step into an officer’s shoes

Turku is one of the host ports for the Tall Ship’s Race 2017. Large sailing ships glide up the River Aura to eager spectators from 20-23 July.

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TALL SHIPS RACE 2017

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ADMISSION : Exhibitions €9/€5 Museum Ships €6/€4 per ship Linnankatu 72, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 267 9511 www.forum-marinum.fi OPEN 1 Sep-22 May Tue-Sun 11am-7pm, Mon closed

CAFE RESTAURANT DAPHNE Tel: +358 (0)400 912 260 www.restaurantdaphne.fi

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or understand what it was like from the female perspective. The exhibits bring to the fore the people behind the phenomena. In Linnanpuomi in addition to a yacht exhibit are temporary exhibitions. From early 2017 a special themed exhibition for children is expected, and presented in summer is the history of presidential boats.

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Forum Marinum is a national specialist museum, naval museum and event centre, where children will enjoy following the paw-prints of Axel, the ship’s dog. A number of activity points are designed for the whole family to test their skills of seamanship. The region’s long history of shipbuilding is represented by authentic buildings, old harbour cranes and fascinating museum ships embodying different time periods. In Cafe Restaurant Daphne you can admire the famous Göran Schildt’s sailboat as well as the smell of tar from the museum shop, where you’ll find many merchandised products.

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MENT, WHERE THE RIVER ENDS AND THE SEA BEGINS!

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St Henry’s Ecumenical Art Chapel on Hirvensalo Island is also a pilgrimage for those passionate about architecture. The mystical landscape structure was born in the bosom of the Archipelago in 2005. Organised in the chapel, in addition to religious activities, are art exhibitions, guided tours and various different events ranging from concerts to celebrations.

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ST HENRY’S ECUMENICAL 15 ART CHAPEL

Seiskarinkatu 35, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 265 7777 www.taidekappeli.fi taide.kappeli@gmail.com

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ADMISSION: Voluntary contribution of €5, groups €3/per.

VANHALINNA

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OPEN May-Aug: Mon-Fri 11am-4pm, Thu 11am-6.30pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-3pm Sep-Apr: Tue-Fri 11am-3pm, Thu 11am-6.30pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-3pm Thursday devotionals at 6pm Please note private events!

Vanhalinna, at the foot of an Iron Age hillfort, is a charming museum, cultural centre, party and conference venue. Its main exhibition details the 19th Century, life on the land after the wars and the River Aura Valley prehistoric period. The temporary Joutsenten kultaa exhibition tells of two brothers who went off to the Klondike gold rush at the end of 1800’s. Vanhalinna also celebrates Linnavuori Night on the last Saturday of August and the Shrovetide event on the first Sunday in lent. Culture and nature trails guide around the cultural landscape of the River Aura.

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Vanha Härkätie 111 Vanhalinna, Lieto Tel: +358 (0)10 292 7090 vanhalinna@utu.fi www.vanhalinna.fi OPEN Sundays 1pm-4pm.

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Brinkhallintie 414, Turku Tel: +358 (0)44 094 0048 info@brinkhall.fi www.brinkhall.fi

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Get to know the restored manor house garden buildings on a guided tour. The facilities are also available to hire for private functions. Events and art exhibitions are organised in the various spaces with the summer café offering delicious treats. There is room to picnic in the garden and Kakskerta lake is a stone’s throw away. In addition to the summer exhibitions, within the unique setting Brinkhall Manor you can participate in the high-quality Brinkhall Soi music festival.

OPEN Open during summer 2017.

Detailed opening hours online.

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On Turku’s island of Kakskerta is located the historically inviting Brinkhall Manor. Completed in 1793 the manor milieu was designed and built by Professor Gabriel von Bonsdorff.

Brinkhall is Finland’s oldest neoclassical building. The manor grounds are a landscape of diverse nature and culture, including, among other things, a French-inspired courtyard garden, and natural English garden as well as a market garden.

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TURKU’S ARCHIPELAGO IS THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF

ISLANDS. ABOUT 40,000 ISLANDS AND ISLETS FORM THIS NATURAL WONDER STARTING

AT THE EDGE OF TURKU AND CONTINUING ALL THE WAY OUT TO THE ÅLAND ISLANDS. THE TURKU ARCHIPELAGO IS POPULAR AMONGST THOSE WITH COTTAGES AND BOATS, BUT HOW CAN THE REST OF US EXPERIENCE THE ARCHIPELAGO? WELL OUR PRESENTATION OF ÖRÖ GIVES AN EXMAPLE. IT IS ONLY THE THIRD SUMMER THE ISLAND HAS BEEN OPEN TO TOURISTS, BUT IS NOW WELL EQUIPPED WITH A RANGE OF SERVICES.

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From Örö’s supply depot you can hire a bike, which pedals you nicely around the island.

The rare Pasque flower. Do not pick!

The heather blooms in lilac in summer.

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THE NEWEST ISLAND OF TURKU’S ARCHIPELAGO

The birth of new islands and islets forming Turku’s Archipelago are the result of rising land, but not in this case. Örö Island in the south of the Archipelago Sea rose from the water sometime after the last Ice Age, to be later colonised by farmers and fishermen. However, in the 1910’s Örö was closed to civilians for over 100 years. During this time Örö was used for military purposes.

The army withdrew from Örö a few years ago, and the island was opened up for tourism in the summer of 2015. The public troops quickly found their way to the island: already in 2015 Örö had received 24,000 visitors.

Passage from Turku to Örö can be made aboard M/S Kökar, with the duration of the journey around 4 hours. If a shorter travel time is preferred it is possible to drive to Kasnäs on Kimito (less than 1.5 hours from Turku) and then aboard M/S Ejskäri the rest of the way.

The boat journey from Kasnäs–Örö is just over an hour, with coffee available alongside views of the archipelago vistas.

If you come to Örö with your own boat, there are 70 slip spaces at Örö’s guest marina. Two restaurants, cooking food from local ingredients, operate on the island: the Rantakahvila at the edge of the harbour as well as Restaurant 12” in the old army barracks.

Also opened in the old barracks in summer 2016 was Hotel Örö, whose remodelled rooms accommodate approximately 40 guests. It was

ARCHIPELAGO SAUNAS An authentic way to experience the Archipelago is to go there for a sauna. You’ll usually find saunas at the guest marinas, but some other alternatives include: RUUKINSAUNA (Dalsbruk) Once operating as the sauna for the officials of the former Dalsbruk ironworks, the sauna has been tastefully renovated. The sauna serves tourists and boaters during summer but is available to hire throughout the year. www.ruukinsauna.fi

already possible to stay overnight on the island in a variety of renovated garrison buildings, such as the Käärmemurju or Impilinna cottages.

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The popular new Örö Island is a diverse, even unusual combination of history and nature.

Both can and should be explored during summer on the organised guided tours, where a decent walk of a few kilometres loops around the island’s main sites.

Archipelago nature is naturally part of the island environment, but on Örö visitors can also spot genuine rarities both in terms of flora and fauna. Occasional visitors should pay attention to the heather blooming in lilac at the end of the summer, not commonly seen across Finland.

The special vegetation is a result of Örö’s scorched heathlands and calcareous soil. In the same soils, under the island sun, thrive a rich variety of butterfly. In addition, on Örö you are also likely to see species not found anywhere else in Finland. For example the Pasque flower grows only in Finland on Örö and blooms in May. One individual flower at the edge of the heathland is fenced off so that visitors don’t walk over it. Anyone trying to dig up the pasque flower to take home to their garden should be warned, hidden near the flowers are cameras ready to catch you in the act! Örö’s rare plants also include sea kale, which grows on the sandy beach of the long,

HERRANKUKKARO (Rymättylä) Operating from a fantastic old fisherman’s village in Rymättylä are four different types of smoke sauna, tracing the entire scope of the Finnish tradition through the ages. www.herrankukkaro.fi STORFINNHOVA GÅRD (Kimitö) Built in the forest village recreational centre is an underground smoke sauna, where during the sauna steams you can cool off in the stream flowing through the sauna. www.storfinnhova.com

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Far away from the glow of city lights you can watch the cloudless sky at night.

The number of stars is awe-inspiring.

windy northern shore. Reportedly seen here is something even more rare to Finland – suffers!

The open sea spreads out in front of the sandy beach, which gives good waves for boarders during suitably rough weather.

Food can be made of the large leafed sea kale, but on Örö it is a protected species.

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An important part of Örö’s special quality is its role in the balance of Europe’s military history in the early 20th Century, when Finland was a Grand Duchy of Russia.

Russia felt the need to strengthen its defenses in the event that Germany might attack St Petersburg through the Gulf of Fin-

land. Thus in the Gulf of Finland was built, by the standards of the time, what was considered the world’s largest coastal fortress. Örö was fortified as part of a larger entity that included units on various islands in the Gulf of Finland.

Coastal artillery training was conducted on Örö from 1921 until 2014, seen through the old barracks and maintenance buildings. The island’s speciality and significance to the history of artillery are the 12-inch Obukhovskii guns, which you can get to know in detail on Örö’s guided tour. Get a real impression from visiting the rock created as the turret from where the heavy-duty guns were fired over 40 km. When these 12-inch canons were fired, the whole island shook. If the windows were

The stone roads constructed for the use of the army were given funny names such as the Long and Dreary.

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Count sheep by day...

Kimmo Hyyppä 1. Saaronniemi 2. Ruisrock 3. University hill 4. Spring on Hirvensalo

...stay in Hotel Örö by night.

not completely destroyed then the glass was shattered. Also the hearing of the troops was doomed as well. Although firing them was dramatic, the old canons were not very effective.

“Compared with the high accuracy of modern warfare technology, hitting anything with the traditional canons was difficult, but fortunately there were large warships to aim at. Although these guns participated in battles such as Bengtskär, their role militarily was primarily defensive,” explains Örö guide OlliJaakko Latva-Mäenpää. The guided tours of Örö depart daily during summer from the island’s old supply depot, from where you can also sign up for the tour. For further information go to: visitörö.fi •

Saaronniemi comes above all else, because it is a fun and time-old summer resort, where you can take a trip back to the summers of your childhood.

Annika Holmbom 1. Aura riverside 2. Ruissalo 3. Restaurant Tintå 4. Turku Archipelago

Turku is a sweet little city, where all the essentials are close at hand!

Janne Kosonen 1. Knight’s Park 2. Tall Ships Races 3. Turku Castle 4. Archipelago Trail and Airisto Sea In 2017 the 150th birthday of Finland’s Marshall Mannerheimin will be commemorated. Louhisaari Manor is the birthplace of Mannerheim, and alongside Askaisnen Knight’s Park, which commemorates war veterans, also celebrating a 10th anniversary, it makes this a year of great significance.

The barracks and artillery battery on Örö.

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Photo: Saaronniemi, Jouni Tyrisevä. Swimming booth in Autumn, Ruissalo Spa.

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OAK GROVES AND LACE VILLAS OF RUISSALO

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RUISSALO IS TO BE FOUND FLANKING THE TURKU ESTUARY. ONCE THE HUNTING ISLAND FOR THE COURT OF TURKU CASTLE, THE ISLAND IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY LAND OR BY SEA.

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Oak forests, charming 19th Century villas, Ruissalo Spa hotel (see p. 129), Kansanpuisto Park, Ruisrock festival, Honkapirtti’s pea soup and the Botanical Gardens all combine to make this island famous. Outstanding bike paths offer comfortable distances for cyclists.

The rocky outcrops, beautiful beaches, distinctive nature, rolling fields and pretty gardens will lead to love at first sight for all who visit the island. You can stay in Saaronniemi on the outermost tip of the island, at Ruissalo Camp-

ing. This well-equipped camping and caravan area has a beach, barbecue grills, sauna, a convenience store, indoor accommodation and various other amenities, including hot showers and laundry facilities.

With mini-golf, beach volleyball, badminton and basketball courts, fitness trail, playgrounds and a cafe-restaurant, Ruissalo Camping has everything to meet even the most demanding traveller’s expectations. During winter you can take an invigorating dip in the ice-cold sea straight from the new sauna.

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RUISSALO CAMPING Saarontie 25, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 5100 +358 (0)50 559 0139 ruissalo.camping@turku.fi OPEN 1 June–31 Aug ADMISSION Pitch fee with Camping Key Europe card €14/day Without card €18/day Individual price €5/per/day Children under16 yrs €2/day Speical rates during Ruisrock and midsummer festivals.

Indoor accommodation available 1 May–30 Sep. More info online at: www.visitturku.fi/ruissalocamping www. camping.fi Winter inquiries: Tel: +358 (0)50 559 0139

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Photo: Family of Counsellor Petrelius

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flowers, rock plants and exotic trees and shrubs all flourish.

The greenhouse contains an extensive collection of succulent plants and tropical species.

There is a seminar hall available for meetings, training sessions and private events as well as a as well as a cafe for dining.

Head Gardener Simo Laine slaine@utu.fi OPEN Outdoor garden Mon-Sun 8am-8pm Greenhouses Mon-Sun 10am-5pm, 1 Jan-19 feb & 1 Oct-31 Dec Mon Closed, from Nov-Feb 10am- 4pm except public holidays.

Cafe Vanha Tammi Tel: +358 (0)44 55 66 157 Opening times same as above

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The Turku University Botanical Garden on the island of Ruissalo is both a centre for scientific research and a public showcase for the fascinating world of plants. Next to the modern greenhouse is the outdoor garden where the edible plants, roses, meadow

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- POET MICHAEL CHORAEUS, 1799

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Cafe Villa Saaro

Photo: Petteri Kantokari Ruissalo 35 in the garden ca. 1900. Ruissalo Association.

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Charming beaches and landscape of Vepsä.

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Pähkinäinen seaside sauna

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The delightful goats of Pähkinäinen.

RECREATIONAL ISLANDS TURKU RECREATIONAL ISLANDS

COTTAGE BOOKINGS at www.visitturku.fi Maisaari Tel: +358 (0)2 262 5163 Pähkinäinen Tel: +358 (0)2 262 5167 www.pahkinainen.fi Vepsä Tel: +358 (0)2 262 5162 www.vepsa.fi TIMETABLES June, July & Aug. Turku to Vepsä daily 11am, 2pm & 5pm.

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Vepsä is a public recreational island situated in the heart of the Airisto. In summer, there are three daily ferry bus services operating to Vepsä, making it easy to go there for a family day out or a picnic with friends. The sea journey from the River Aura to Vepsä takes about an hour and is a great experience in itself.

Vepsä has a lovely beach, it’s own restaurant as well as minigolf, beach volleyball and even the opportunity to rent canoes or a boat. A reasonably priced sauna is also available for hire, even just for an hour. Vepsä’s vantage point is the highest in the Airisto, providing staggering views of the Archipelago. On Vepsä you can also enjoy a cottage holiday.

The island offers cosy cottages, the newest built in 2013.

Maisaari is popular for meetings and school camping trips, and also has cottages for rent. The island has a volleyball court, barbeque shelters, campfire places, two beach saunas and a swimming beach. The Old Isotalo building also runs a cafékiosk. You get to Maisaari aboard M/S Isla from Haapala, Rymättylä.

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On Pähkinäinen island, you’ll find a conservation area, beach, sauna, an idyllic café and a guest harbour. Three guest rooms are available upstairs in the island’s beautiful old clubhouse. Pähkinäinen is accessible aboard M/S Isla from Haapala, Rymättylä.

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TURKU SWIMMING PLACES Kakskerrantie 618 Here it’s possible to swim if you are physically or visually impaired. There are specially designed walkways and a wheelchair ramp into the water, unobstructed kiosk and changing room. Lifeguards supervising in school summer holidays.

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Uimahallinpolku 4 The largest swimming pool complex in Finland offering a wide range of unobstructed facilities for water exercise and fitness training as well as great competition conditions for water sports clubs. In Impivaara are eight different sized pools, pools, a gym and a sports hall.

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Kupittaankatu 10 Outdoor pool suitable for families with children, with slides and a pool heated to 27°c.

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Turku’s green lagoon is located on Karhunojantie.

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Ruissalo Campsite Saarontie 59 Ruissalo is accessible

from the centre by bus. Lifeguards supervising in school summer holidays. Winter ice-swimming possible.

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Volter Kilven katu 2 Olympic pool with highdiving board and tower, sun loungers and a separate children’s pool. The renovated outdoor pool opens in summer 2017.

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Rykmentintie 51 Ispoinen swimming beach in Uittamo is accessible from the centre by bus. Lifeguards supervising in school summer holidays. Has a kiosk and children’s play equipment. Winter ice-swimming possible.

22 TURKU CITY SPORT SERVICES CENTRE Blomberginaukio 4 Hippoksentie 6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 3232 Tel: +358 (0)2 330 000 turku.fi/sports turku.fi/en/beaches turku.fi/en/impivaaraswimming-centre liikunta@turku.fi

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Along Brinkhall Rd on the Island of Kakskerta.

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Ispoinen beach

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Impivaara pool Photo: Mika Okko

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INVENTIONS? STEP ABOARD AND ENJOY THE ATMOSPHERE OF AN ARCHIPELAGO CRUISE ON STEAMSHIP S/S UKKOPEKKA. THIS AUTHENTIC PASSENGER STEAMBOAT OFFERS AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE FINEST ARCHIPELAGO LANDSCAPE.

In summertime Ukkopekka’s Day Cruises sail from Turku to sunny Naantali, to the shores of the old town just next to Moominworld, and back again. The route passes the lace villas of Ruissalo along the northern strait of the Airisto to Naantali.

An exciting Pirate Adventure awaits children on board ship. On the cruise you can enjoy Ukkopekka’s Archipelago buffet.

On summer evenings, step aboard for the Loistokari entertainment and dinner cruises. Enjoy Archipelago tapas starters served in the steamship salon, followed by smoked fish and flame-grilled meat and vegetable delicacies on Loistokari Island.

After the meal take to the floor for live music and pier dancing. The journey back to the River Aura is filled with music and dancing, bathed in the glow of a gorgeous sunset.

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Naantali Day Cruises 10 June-12 Aug Tue-Sat departs from Turku 10am & 2pm, from Naantali 12pm & 4pm.

Price: Single €24, return €29.

Loistokari Evening Cruises 17 May-2 Sep 2017 in May Wed-Sat 7pm-11pm, June-Aug Tue-Sat 7pm-11pm.

Price: €48/€55 /per Includes cruise, dinner and live music with dancing on the pier.

All cruises are -50% for children 3-12yrs. Free for children under 3yrs.

Reservations and Enquiries Tel: +358 (0)2 515 3300 info@ukkopekka.fi www.ukkopekka.fi Ask about charter cruises aboard our other boats and package trips for groups to Herrankukkaro.

Formaalintie 10, 20780 Kaarina Tel: +358 (0)2 213 1500 Enquiries: info@rosita.fi www.rosita.fi

BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES Tel: +358 (0)2 250 2995 +358 (0)40 846 3000 rudolfina@rudolfina.fi TIMETABLES 2017 www.rudolfina.fi

On a Rudolfina cruise you can enjoy a delicious buffet, invigorating sea air and magnificent scenery. Daily cruises to sea include sights such as Turku Castle, Ruissalo’s lace villas and the open Airisto Sea. On the evening cruises you will be able to see the President’s summer residence of Kultaranta, for example. There will be a 30-minute stop at the marina of Naantali’s Old Town to experience the stunning waterfront boulevard.

Cruises from May to the middle of September. Rudolfina can also be booked for private functions.

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Turku-Bengtskär €79 /adult, €25 /child (under 14yrs), from 9am-9pm (return)

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PRICE Turku-Örö €79 /adult, €25 /child (under 14yrs), from 9am-9pm (return)

Lunch Cruises Dinner Cruises Evening Cruises All prices include the cruise and buffet meal. Cruise-only is also possible. Drinks are billed separately. Free for children under 4yrs, half price for ages 4-12yrs.

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Enjoy the summer in the beautiful archipelago and sail to the Örö Fortress Island or the lighthouse of Bengtskär. Örö captivates visitors with its unique nature, Tsarist barracks and cobblestone streets. Towering at 52 metres high, Bengtskär lighthouse is the highest in Scandinavia, located in the outermost islets of the archipelago in the northeast corner of the Baltic Sea. The cafe on the boat has a full alcohol license. Cruise tickets include a salmon soup lunch as well as a guide at sea and on land. On the Örö tour you can take a bicycle with you!

Turku–Bengtskär www.rosita.fi/BENGTSKÄR-2017

Changes possible, all rights reserved.

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TIMETABLE Turku–Örö www.rosita.fi/ÖRÖ-2017

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Most ferries are free and operate from dawn till dusk. Timetables found at: www.ferry.fi

A popular bike route

THE ARCHIPELAGO TRAIL & THE ARCHIPELAGO TRAIL SHORTCUT THE ARCHIPELAGO TRAIL EXPLORING TURKU’S ARCHIPELAGO TAKES YOU THROUGH MAGNIFICENT NATURE AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPES. ON THE 250 KM ROUTE YOU’LL ENCOUNTER 12 BRIDGES, 9 FERRIES AND MANY IDYLLIC ARCHIPELAGO PARISHES. DRIVE, BIKE OR HIKE AND STAY ALONG THE WAY.

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From island to island, ferry to ferry. Bridges, both tall and short, with beautiful scenery.

A trail that offers unparalleled perspectives of the archipelago.

The routes pass through atmospheric villages, bustling harbours and majestic beaches.

What does a real fisherman’s croft look like? What’s it like to stay in a lighthouse at the centre of a lively sea? What’s life like on the wooden piers and in the middle of the red boathouses?

How does the fresh sea breeze feel at the edge of a 500m-long bridge? All of these experiences

are found along the trail. Pop in to the café of the 18th Century boater’s croft or climb the Borgberget lookout tower and see all the way to The Åland Islands. Enjoy Archipelago delights in the milieu of a waterfront terrace or sit on a rock in the warmth watching the setting sun on the horizon.

The trail passes through Pargas, Nagu, Korpo, Houtskär, Iniö, Kustavi, Taivassalo, Askainen, Merimasku and Naantali. Reserve plenty of time according to your cycling speed and plan your destinations well. Accommo-

dation includes small converted granaries, cottages in the heart of the national parks, seaside ‘glamping’ or in rooms at cosy B&B in Scandinavia’s highest lighthouse.

A DAY TRIP

The Archipelago Trail Shortcut deviates from The Archipelago Trail at Nagu for a sea voyage to the Island of Seili and on to Hanka on Rymättylä. Seili was for centuries an isolation island for the leprous and mentally ill. It is a place well worth visiting, with a history as fascinating as its wonderful nature.

25 ARCHIPELAGO TOURIST INFROMATION THE CITY OF PARGAS Rantatie 28, 21600 Pargas info@pargas.fi, Tel: +358 (0)400 117 123 www.visitarchipelago.com www.saaristonrengastie.fi/en www.ferry.fi

THE ARCHIPELAGO TRAILS Most ferries along The Archipelago Trails are free of charge and require no pre-booking, but be aware that a couple of the ferries operate only during high season and only a few tours per day,

and charge a little fee. It´s a good idea to plan your tour a little in advance.

Routes, schedules and prices of the ferries can be found at: www.ferry.fi

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In the Archipelago City of Pargas, you can stay at a full-service hotel, a cosy B&B, on a

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During summer, the Archipelago city offers numerous festivals and music events for all ages. The calendar of events includes Nagu’s New Potato Fes-

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For more info and free brochures: Archipelago Tourist Information The City of Pargas Rantatie 28, 21600 Pargas Tel: +358 (0)400 117 123

info@pargas.fi www.visitarchipelago.com www.saaristonrengastie.fi/en www.parainen.fi www.festivalnet.info www.ferry.fi

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tival, various midsummer celebrations dotted around the Archipelago, as well as the Archipelago Harvest Festival in September. Music events range from jazz and chamber music, to children’s music and folk music. The year culminates with the traditional Pargas Wanha Malmi Christmas market.

In the Malmi centre you’ll find cafes, food outlets, boutiques and other attractions worth a visit. You can take a walking tour to the vantage point of the limestone quarry. On a warm summer’s day you should definitely visit a beach such as the one at Bläsnäs. You’ll also find swimming areas in Nagu, Korpo, Norrskata, Houtskär and Iniö.

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campsite close to nature, in a modest cottage or in a comfortable seaside cabin. If you arrive by boat, you can choose from among more than twenty guest harbours in the archipelago.

The archipelago also offers its visitors authentic flavours. You can enjoy dining in fine restaurants, summertime lunches on terraces, or coffee and cakes at a café. Local ingredients, fish dishes and traditional archipelago bread are the flavours of the archipelago.

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Explore the fantastic archipelago nature by bicycle. There are a variety of interchangeable routes in the beautiful natural surroundings of places such as Pargas, Sattmark and Nagu. There are also cycling tour packages where you can choose your favourite. If you want to learn the basics of kayaking, or find new, beautiful kayaking and canoeing routes, sign up for a guided kayaking tour. The archipelago offers sheltered waters for beginners as well as more demanding routes, all the way to the outmost islets.

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Traditional midsummer bonfire ablaze on midsummer’s night.

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The cake table at the Farmor’s Cafe is legendary.

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In Söderlångvik Manor the story of Amos Andersson is brought to life.

Bengtskär Lighthouse.

Experience the delights of the Archipelago in one fascinating area – Kimito Islands. As Scandinavia’s highest lighthouse Bengtskär stands boldly in the south, Finland’s only visible tides flow through the Strömma channel and the gateway to Turku’s Archipelago opens out at Kasnäs. A short boat ride from the main island is the Rosala Viking Centre, where you can time travel to the Viking Age. From Rosala either continue 26 KIMITO ISLANDS

Tel: +358 (0)2 4260 170 tourism@visitkimitoon.fi www.Visitkimitoon.fi

to the islands of Bengtskär or Högsåra, where you can enjoy local treats at the Farmors café. The former military island of Örö, at the centre of the Archipelago National Park, shows the Archipelago at it’s best. For more go to page 34-39.

Dalsbruk is renowned for its Baltic Jazz, September Open and Norpas festivals, as well as the milieu of the bustling market square and authentic ironworks village.

In the Sagalund Museum history meets modernity in ways that appeal to both adults and children. Golfers will find love at the awardwinning Bjärkas Golf. The island also has a number of stunning beaches, activities and cottages to rent.

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On Kimito Islands the milieu of the traditional environment has seen buildings tastefully renovated into restaurants, galleries and concert halls. Music can be enjoyed at the Kimito Island Music Festival and Söderlångvik Museum offers a look into the life of Amos Anderson.

Guests of Westers’ Gardens can refresh their body and mind. In Storfinnhova Gård you can receive purification in the underground smoke sauna. At the 17th Century Westankär Manor you’ll find sheep and organic products for sale as well as a programme of cultural events.

For more information go to: www.visitkimitoon.fi

Cosy atmosphere of the Archipelago National Park in Nagu’s Berghamn.

Morning coffee in the cool autumn dawn with the sun striking the terrace, cycling along the winding Archipelago Trail at the height of summer, the joy of catching a pike with the help of a skillful guide – find all this and more on your archipelago holiday.

Archipelago Booking of Finland offers a wide range of services for both groups and individuals. You can book cottages, B&B’s, and hotels in the Turku Archipelago as well as activities such as fishing, kayaking or biking.

The Archipelago Trail is one

Sähkömäki 1, 21660 Nagu Tel: +358 (0)2 410 6600 info@archipelagobooking.fi www.archipelagobooking.fi

of our most popular bike trails. Other great experiences include tall ship cruises and guided tours of Seili or Örö Fortress Island.

Through Archipelago Booking you’ll find an island holiday that’s just right for you – all year round.

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Regional booking centre; cottages and accommodation; excursion and guided tours; Conference and event services; fishing trips; cruises.

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udes with atmosphere. In Mossala you’ll find a wide range of water sports as well as a full-length Frisbeegolf course. You can also set out on a hiking trip or take a bike to explore the nearby forests. The location welcomes pets and is an ideal destination for families with children.

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Mossala Island Resort is located along the Archipelago Trail in Houtskär. Mossala’s renovated guest marina as well as Iniö’s ferry guarantees excellent connections. The area, with well-equipped cottages, campsite, stunning waterfront restaurant, and wood-fired saunas, simply ex-

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KASNÄS ON THE SOUTHERN TIP OF THE KIMITO ISLANDS ALONG POPULAR SAILING ROUTES OFFERING YEAR ROUND MARITIME EXPERIENCES.

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HOTEL, SPA AND RESTAURANT

Spa guests are pampered with diverse services and great food. As well as the pools and saunas, guests can enjoy the gym or indulge in spa treatments. Restaurant Kasnäs Paviljong is known for its delicious fish buffet and spectacular sea views from the summer terrace.

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The Guest Marina provides 100 guest slip spaces, saunas, laundry room and a nursery. In summer at the Archipelago Market you can buy fresh and smoked fish, vegetables, jewellery and handicrafts. Mini-golf and a playground are located nearby.

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KASNÄS CARAVAN

KASNÄS 25930 Kasnäs Tel: +358 (0)2 521 0100 info@kasnas.com www.kasnas.com

In summer 2015 Kasnäs’ brand new caravan park was opened.

The area has 33 car/caravan places as well as a service building with showers and saunas.

Location: Lat = 59°55,2’ Long = 22°24,5’

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FINLANDIA SAILING AB OY Boat rental, Kasnäs Tel: +358 (0)400 421 050 info@finlandiasailing.fi www.finlandiasailing.fi

Finlandia Sailing provides Archipelago sailing opportunites in one of 20 different boats. Our knowledgeable expertise ensures an unforgettable experience: either skipper the boat yourself or explore the pearls of the Archipelago in the hands of a qualified crew.

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Restricted for over a hundred years, this military zone opens to the public as part of the Archipelago National Park. Artillery guns, garrison barracks and defence stations show the coastal defences at different times. Örö is also a valuable nature site with its plants and butterflies. More information on Örö on p.34-39.

ÖRÖ FORTRESS ISLAND Tel: +358 (0)45 613 3940 oro@tritonmarin.fi www.örö.fi

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UTÖ ON FINLAND’S SOUTHERNMOST INHABITED ISLAND THE HARSH NATURE IS IN STRONG CONTRAST TO THE WARM WELCOME YOU RECEIVE FROM THE ISLAND COMMUNITY. UTÖ’S FORTRESS, LIGHTHOUSE AND PILOT STATION HAVE BEEN RECOGNISED AS SITES

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OF NATIONAL CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE.

Reach Utö either from Pärnäs (in Nagu) aboard the island ferry Eivor, or from the shores of the River Aura in Turku aboard M/S Aspö (for departure point and timetable, visit utohotel.fi).

A journey of a few hours, the long voyage is an attraction in itself. Fascinating attractions of the historic, pristine and serene island awaits, from the lighthouse to the prayer room.

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Utö Havshotel offers quality accommodation, conference and restaurant services in the heart of the unique Archipelago. There is a well-equipped conference room for 70 people and other facilities for smaller groups. The high-quality, fully licensed restaurant with seating for more than 100 is suitable for seminars, weddings or other events. Sea transport can be arranged when required. Additional activities range from garden games to seal safaris.

Suomen Saaristolaivat Oy Pansiontie 48–52, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 240 5330 info@utohotel.fi

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Old pilot’s station Kobba Klintar offers in summer snacks, refreshments, spectacular scenery and fascinating stories.

THE ÅLAND ISLANDS THE ÅLAND ISLANDS OFFER AUTHENTIC TASTES OF ARCHIPELAGO CULTURE, CUISINE, TRADITIONS AND NATURE. THE LANDSCAPE, RED OCHRE HOUSES, VERDENT FIELDS AND LOCAL STORIES BRING

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YOU RIGHT TO THE HEART OF THE ARCHIPELAGO. MANY REASONS TO TRAVEL

Åland comprises 6,700 islands offering numerous possibilities for accommodation and excursions. If you want to see it all simply rent a bike, car, kayak, boat or zoom-electric vehicle. Stay in enchanting accommodation – you can even have your own island.

There are things for everyone to do and to see, from beaches to golf courses, museums to festivals. Visit the maritime town of Mariehamn, with its fine museums, and spend an unforgettable midsummer immersed in tradition, local food and the midsummer poles. Pop into the Åland Maritime Days or the Saltvik Viking Market. Jump into the warm August water from the red granite rocks and spend the evenings with local live programmes.

Smakbyn offers gourmet tastes and the latest Åland delicacies, and the Stallhagen Brewery offers craft beers, including the “shipwreck beer”, the flavour of which has been reborn from the cargo of a Baltic Sea shipwreck.

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Travelling to Åland is easier than you think. The islands are well served by daily connections from Turku and Naantali. The fastest way is from Turku by Viking Line and Tallink Silja passenger ferries. The voyage takes about five hours. Archipelago ferries are also a great choice, particularly for those wishing to explore the Archipelago between Åland and the mainland. Boats depart from Vuosnainen in Kustavi and Galtby in Korppoo. The journey can also be easily done by bike.

Island hopping is easy in summertime with the bike-ferry. Åland’s main island is 45km by 50km and it is also possible to buy various bicycle packages, the prices of which include boat trip, bike, bike-basket, helmet, overnight stay and breakfast. The routes and the maps can be viewed at: www. visitaland.com You can also arrive by your own boat or even by plane! The visitors’ marinas are located near sights, activities and restaurants in the villages and residential areas. The quickest way to the islands is by air. From Turku’s airport to Mariehamn takes only half an hour.

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TheNCastle of Kastelholm.

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Kimitoön/ Kemiönsaari Söderlångvik

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NAANTALI AN IDYLLIC OLD TOWN AND MARITIME ARCHIPELAGO WITH ENCHANTING BEAUTY AND RENOWNED HOSPITALITY. NAANTALI IS

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Linger in the old town galleries and meet the artists at work, or find serenity listening to evening vespers played from the church steeple. There is culture and events on offer for the whole family everyday in summer and changing guided themed tours daily.

Naantali’s Boat Exhibition as well as Naantali Music Festival kick-off the busy summer season, and the Moomins wake from hibernation in early June. In the evenings Theatre Emma transforms into one of Finland’s most popular summer theatres. Steamship S/S Ukkopekka steams into Naantali twice a day and a shortcut to the Archipelago will continue your maritime adventure from Naantali to Kustavi aboard

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M/S Aavatar. Guided tours of the Kultaranta gardens at the President’s summer residence are a highlight of any day. The old town’s historical guided tours are available to enjoy, whilst children have their own special tour following in the footsteps of the Risto Räppääjä movie (only in Finnish). The Sleepyhead Day, a high point of summer, celebrates longheld traditions. Book your accommodation well in advance and choose from luxury hotels or the idyllic old town wooden houses.

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Naantali Tourist Information Tel: +358 (0)2 435 9800 info@naantalinmatkailu.fi www.visitnaantalifinland.com Services available throughout the year. For accommodation options and daily themed tours, go to: www.visitnaantalifinland.com

Kultaranta Resort Oy Naantali Särkänsalmentie 178, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)75 326 6000 myyntipalvelu@kultarantaresort.fi www.kultarantaresort.fi In addition to functions and conferences the Kultaranta resort organises exercise and wellness courses as well as a wide range of events for companies and groups.

Visit our website for our range of options.

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Located in Naantali’s Luonnonmaa, the Kultaranta Resort is known for its fantastic 18-hole golf course. Crafted into the Archipelago landscape, the course and high-quality fairways challenge both the novice and the more experienced golfer. The top facilities and spectacular environment offer a superior setting for holidays, corporate hospitality or celebrations. In the Kultaranta Wellness facilities relax with some invigorating exercise, pampering treatments and soothing sauna. The Clubhouse serves local cuisine from the Kultaranta Restaurant, providing delectable full course meals. In the relaxed atmosphere of Heineken House enjoy delicious, gourmet pizzas. In the maritime milieu put your body and mind to rest in any of our accommodation options. Stay in the stylish Luhti-Hotel or the fully equipped Holiday Apartments.

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Louhisaari Manor House in Askainen is known for being the home of the Fleming and Mannerheim families as well as the birthplace of Marshal Mannerheim. Askainen Knight’s Park is dedicated to the war veterans and the knights of the Mannerheim Cross.

Keskuskaari 3, 21250 Masku Tel: +358 (0)2 438 8200 maskunkunta@masku.fi www.masku.fi/elinkeinot/matkailu kotisivu.dnainternet.net/louhisaa/ www.sunnan.fi www.kaiturintila.fi www.saunaparoni.fi Kivimäki Guest House Farm www.kivimaentila.fi 10 June, Askainen Knight’s Park Anniversary at 12pm.

Visit some of Finland’s oldest churches on the Seven Church tour, which includes Askainen Nobleman’s Church, Lemu’s Grey Stone Church and the Church of Masku.

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Explore Kankainen Manor or challenge yourself at Kankainen Golf Park and Masku’s Frisbee-golf course. For a rosy scenery head to the Rosarium and Kaituri Tila farm is great for those keen on a spot of country life.

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Knight’s Park tribute stone & Mannerheim Cross.

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ArtTeatro brings a taste of Cirque du Soleil to Kustavi .

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KUSTAVI – ARCHIPELAGO KINGDOM

Visitors can expect many interesting events, from raising the maypole to the Circus Festival, Volter Kilpi Literature Week, Kustavi Day and the Kustavi Salmon Market. Attractions include the Isokari Lighthouse, Katanpää Island Fortress, the Archipelago Museum and the wooden cross church, as well as unique handicraft boutiques.

Inter-island ferries go from Vuosnainen to the Åland Islands, from Heponiemi, Laupunen to Iniö. The summer Archipelago route goes from Naantali to Taivassalo and then Kustavi!

TAIVASSALO – A FISHERMAN’S PARADISE

Contributing to Taivassalo’s colourful history are moonshine smugglers, royalty, naval battles and manor estates of the nobility. Attractions include the Kaitainen Bridge, Holy Cross Church and Viianen Manor Museum. Taivassalo is famous for good fishing grounds. The biggest event of the summer, the Baltic Herring Carnival is held on 1st July. In summer a popular inter-island ferry runs from Hakkenpää to Teersalo.

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Keskustie 7, 23360 Kustavi Tel: +358 (0)2 842 6600 Tourist Information Tel: +358 (0)2 842 6620 matkailuneuvonta@kustavi.fi (June-August) maritta.jalonen@kustavi.fi www.kustavi.fi

13 Jan Nuutti Day, Kustavi/Taivassalo 6 June Kustavi Day, Kustavi 20 May–16 July Pioni Weeks at Pionien Koti, Taivassalo 23 June Raising and decorating the midsummer poles, Kustavi 1 July Baltic Herring Summer Carnival, Taivassalo 1 July–2 July End of Pioni Weeks at Pioni Koti, Taivassalo 9July Summer festival and raffle, Kustavi 18July Songs at the Museum, Taivassalo 12–16July Volter Kilpi Literature Week 5 Aug Salmon Market and Salmon Run, Kustavi 6 Aug Local Heritage Day at the museum, Taivassalo 17 Aug Songs from the Trenches, in the garden at 6.30pm, Taivassalo 24 Aug Picnic Evening on the museum hill, begins 8pm, Taivassalo

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26 Aug Night of the Ancient Fires, Kustavi/Taivassalo 27 Aug Regional Museum Day at museum, 12pm-4pm, Kustavi/Taivassalo 7 Oct Grand Prix Fishing, Kustavi Changing exhibitions in Kustavi library/ municipal offices, Taivassalo library as well as in Viianen Manor museum.

Find more info and events from the municipal website and Facebook pages!

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UUSIKAUPUNKI CELEBRATING ITS 400TH ANNIVERSARY UUSIKAUPUNKI PROVIDES A FASCINATING TRAVEL DESTINATION THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE OLD QUARTER OF WOODEN HOUSES, THE NEARBY SEA AND

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Sea National Park where the Isokari Lighthouse Island and Katanpää military island are located. Wreckage tours visit the sites of old shipwrecks sunk at sea off the coast. The small bridges of the Velhovesi Ring Road take you out to the Archipelago by bike without a boat or the need to worry about ferry timetables.

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ABSORBING ARCHIPELAGO

The city’s bay promenade draws people down to the sea. By the shore is located the popular and award-winning Pakkahuone guest harbour. Maritime cruises are organised in the Bothnian

Rauhankatu 10 Tel: +358 (0)50 420 5329, +358 (0)50 420 5333 matkailu@uusikaupunki.fi uusikaupunki.fi/matkailu www. uki400.fi

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through the Wahlberg Museum (the home of a former tobacco tycoon) and the exhibition halls of the Automobile Museum. Explore the weird and wonderful tales of mechanical creations at the Bonk Museum. Art House Pilvilinna is a fun and colourful experience by the sea.

Myllymuori Kid’s Adventure Tours are a neat and novel way to explore the city. The award-winning Vakka-Suomen Brewery demonstrates traditions of micro brewing. Events and many attractions consider the needs of the little ones.

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The anniversary theme -“400 years 400 events”- is launched in the New Year with the city’s birthday on 19 April.

The major event to open the summer season is the Minifarm & Flower Fair 20-21 May. Merefest parties from 10- 11 June and top Finnish artists are heard at Karjurock 13-15 July. The Crusell Music Week runs 22-29 July and takes into consideration the Swedish, Russian and Estonian role in Finnish culture with the theme “Dearest Neighbours”. The Wooden Homes are opened to the public from 2-3 September and in summer the Tul Toril themed markets on Saturdays and Pakkahuone Evening Markets on Wednesdays offer great entertainment.

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RAISIO Situated by the highway, the shopping centre Mylly and IKEA department store provide a paradise for shoppers in Southwest Finland. In Raisio centre you’ll find a square with over 100 businesses. In summer the square hosts a diverse programme including markets on Thursdays both during the day and at night.

Shopping in Raisio easily keeps you busy for a day or more but there are many other attractions as well. Raisio’s Museum Harkko organises exhibitions of archaeology and modern art.

The library is also the focal point for many events and the library’s lobby gallery also hosts art exhibitions. Next to the library is Ulpukka swimming centre, where you can also take a dip in the outdoor pool. At Krookila Local History Museum you’ll find summer theatre, a delicious lunch buffet, a smoke sauna and lots of vintage Arabia tableware. Raisio marina is the largest in Southwest Finland. The marina is next to Raisio bay, where you can spot the peregrine falcon, the red-necked phalarope, the little grebe and the icterine warbler, to name but a few.

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TOURIST INFORMATION Library Service Centre Eeronkuja 2, 21200 Raisio Tel: +358 (0)2 434 3443 kirjasto@raisio.fi GET TO KNOW MORE : www.raisio.fi Raisio Events: raisio.fi /tapahtumat (in Finnish) Raisio Museum Harkko: raisio.fi/harkko Raisio Library: raisio.fi/kirjasto Ulpukka Swimming Centre: raisio.fi/ulpukka Krookila Local History Museum: krookila.fi Raisio Church: raisionseurakunta.fi Raisio Centre: raisiokeskus.fi Mylly Shopping Centre: kauppakeskusmylly.fi/en Raisio Guest Marina raisio.fi/venesatama

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Kaarina offers many opportunities for excursions. The Hovirinta Beach Park has a free children’s playground and traffic park, which, along with a refreshing dip at the nearby swimming beach, is a fun way to spend a summer’s day. Outdoor activities include the beautiful trails and nature sites as well as the plants bursting into summer bloom in the gardens of the Yltöinen Arboretum.

Kaarina organises many popular events: Kaarina Music Week, Children’s Maritime Day, Bishops Days, Saaristo Open and the Ancient Bonfires. Kaarina Theatre has performances all year.

TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS

A close neighbour of Turku you can reach Kaarina via the 110-highway or E-18 motorway. The city is also accessible by boat via the Hovirinta guest marina.

THE CITY OF KAARINA Citizen’s Service Centre: Kaarina Centre Lautakunnankatu 4 20780 Kaarina Tel: +358 (0)2 588 4010 yhteispalvelupiste@kaarina.fi Citizen’s Service Centre: Piikkiö Library Hadvalantie 9, 21500 Piikkiö Tel: +358 (0)2 588 4020 yhteispalvelupiste@kaarina.fi

For more info about events, places to visit as well as party and accommodation services go to Visitkaarina.fi. Visitors can also get service and advice from the Citizen’s Advice Centre in Kaarina centre and the library in the centre of Piikkiö. Available are regional maps and maps for hiking.

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Gaze at the wonders of the starry sky at the Tuorla Planetarium and Observatory. History awaits at the Kuusisto Medieval castle ruins. Also located in the Kuusisto area is the manor house, with a wooden church along the away.

The Finnish festival season in Kaarina traditionally begins with the Saaristo Open. Overnight accommodation is offered at guesthouses, manors and the town centre hotel. Party and accommodation venues can be reserved for private and business purposes. The stellar attractions of Kaarina offer plenty to see and do!

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Kylmäpihalaja Lighthouse Island

The atmosphere on Old Rauma’s square.

Sammallahdenmäki

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ONLY AN HOURS DRIVE FROM TURKU IS FINLAND’S ONLY CITY TO BOAST TWO UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES.

UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites of Old Rauma and the Sammallahdenmäki Bronze Age Burial Site are both very different and fascinating places to visit.

Old Rauma represents an extensive wooden city area, where the oldest houses date back as far as the 1700’s. Old Rauma is a vivid city area, where commerce, culture and life operate in perfect harmony. Cafés, restaurants and boutiques are in abundance.

Museums, beautiful courtyards, the market as well as the Church of the Holy Cross all complement the living idyll.

The Rauma area has been

inhabited for around 3,000 years, a fact evidenced by the cobbled stone rocks that built the Bronze Age burial site. The Sammallahdenmäki cemetery consists of 36 graves of different shapes and sizes, located about a kilometre away across rocky ridges and beautiful moorland.

COLOURFUL MARITIME HISTORY

Shipping has brought international influences over the centuries. The sea has always brought city life, trade and influence from even the remotest of countries.

Rauma’s three tourist islands, Kylmäpihlaja Lighthouse Island, Kuuskajaskari Fortress Island and Reksaari Nature Island are all located close to the city. The archipelago of Rauma offers unforget-

table experiences for the lovers of the sea.

UNIQUE CULTURE

Culture in Rauma comes from its highly skilled artisans. Rauma’s reputation as the city of lace dates back to the 1500’s. Artists from various fields have found Rauma a creative place for their workshops and studios.

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Salo night market.

Wiurila Manor Museum and summer theatre.

Teijo National Park and ironworks villages of Mathildedal, Teijo and Kirjakkala.

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Coastal Trail bike route from Salo through the ironworks to Kimito.

Noble manor estates, ironworks and museums tell of the region’s cultural beginnings. Enjoy art at the Veturitalo Art Museum and explore the glamour of old radios and televisions at Salo Electronics Museum. Guided tours introduce you to many unique attractions.

MARKET LIFE

On Thursdays in summer the popular Evening Markets (June until end of August) bring to the square Finnish artists, market vendors, pancake cafes, sellers of old goods as well as the children’s own flee market.

Shoppers will receive expert and personal service from many of the individual shops as well as at the shopping centre.

Distances are short, and generally parking is free of charge.

SPEND A NIGHT OR MORE

Accommodation options range from city centre hotels to cosy farms, private cottages or even 1-million-star accommodation under the open sky.

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Teijo National Park will keep the whole family busy. The local ironworks villages of Mathildedal, Teijo and Kirjakkala form a single cultural and historical entity well worth exploring. The area now has a new Coastal Trail - a bike trail from Salo through the three villages and on to the Strömma channel in Kimito. You can enjoy sports and nature all year round with downhill skiing, hiking, kayaking, swimming, horse riding or even carting in a grav-

ity racer. For golfers there are three international standard golf courses with Finland’s longest season.

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ONLY HALF AN HOUR FROM TURKU AND JUST OVER AN HOUR FROM HELSINKI IS THE ACTION-PACKED CITY OF SALO. ENJOY GETTING ACTIVE IN NATURE, EXPLORING FASCINATING CULTURE OR TASTING CREPES AT AN ATMOSPHERIC NIGHT MARKET.

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COUNTRYSIDE CALLING RURAL REGIONS WITH WELCOMING LANDSCAPES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS OFFER EVERYTHING FROM ACTIVITIES FOR HIKERS TO FASCINATING CULTURE.

LIETO IS A PLACE FULL OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPES, AN ANCIENT ROAD,

Vanhalinna’s Linnavuori hill show the splendid national landscape of the River Aura valley. www.vanhalinna.fi

Located in the centre of Lieto is St. Peter’s Church, dating back over 500 years, where the medieval woodcarvings are an example of what draws fascinated visitors to the site. The hundred-yearold altarpiece was crafted by Eero Järnefelt. See: www.liedonseurakunta.fi Nautelankoski Museum takes visitors on a journey to Lieto’s past. The Homested museum and 200-yearold water mill tell about peas-

ant life. Nature paths wind through sheltered groves and the nearby rapids are great for salmon and fly-fishing. www.nautelankoski.net Visitors with children can take advantage of the cycling trails or have fun at Zoolandia animal and amusement park, where the whole family can enjoy indoor and outdoor activities. www.zoolandia.fi Originally built in 1928, the refurbished Vilkkimäki Meijeri dairy has a lovely café and shops with a diverse range of décor products. www.meijeri.com

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Lieto holds a variety of attractions within easy reach on good cycle routes from Turku.

Take a cycling tour to scenic locations and look out for the River Aura’s suspension bridges. Download the cycle map, marked with Lieto’s sites of interest, at: www.lieto.fi.

Those keen for some culture and history will be well at home at the Vanhalinna Museum and Cultural Centre, the grounds and manor house of which were donated to the University of Turku as a culturally and historically significant site of interest. The views from atop

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Linnavuori hill

Lieto Citizen’s Service Cntre Kirkkotie 13, 21420 Lieto Tel: +358 (0)2 487 3300 www.lieto.fi

Explore: www.lieto-oppaat.fi www.liedonteatteri.com www.matkailutila.fi www.nautelankartano.fi www. herrasmanni.fi

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Countryside animal park and eco-shop Mustikkatassu.

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ARTISTIC HEAVEN

At Koski, in the municipality of TI, visitors can enjoy the broad collection of sculptures at the Yrjö Liipola Art Museum.

Located in Oripää is the studio home of artist Viljo Syr-

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Isontupa ice cream bar

www.visitauranmaa.fi Tourist Information Office: Sarka, Museum of Agriculture Vanhankirkontie 383, Loimaa Tel: +358 (0)2 763 7700 info@sarka.fi Auranmaa comprises Aura, Koski Tl, Marttila, Oripää and Pöytyä.

jämä, built by the artist himself and inspired by Italian monastic architecture. Today it is a museum of arches and vaults.

Presented in the Koskipirtti and Museum House is the life collection of Lauri Jänti, giving visitors a glimpse of life gone by in the River Aura valley. Whilst shopping in Aura centre it’s worthwhile to stop for coffee at Auranmaan Leipä.

From Pöytyä find delightful souvenirs from Kolme Kolikkoa antique shop, mill products from Riihipuoti and in July handicrafts from Helyjä & Heinäseipäitä handicraft fair.

NATURAL ACTIVITIES

The Kuhankuono hiking routes cover nearly 200km of marked trails that take in the Kurjenrahka National Park and Vaskijärvi Nature Reserve. The trails are complimented by the Luontokap-

inetti Nature Centre – see the entire universe in one exhibit. Haukkavuori, Harjureiti and Hevonlinna are a challenging network of lit and well-maintained cross-country skiing trails.

Cyclists winding their way along the Ox Road of Häme can stop for refreshment in Marttila at the café lounge. Close to the Ox Road of Häme is Paimio River where you can enjoy a spot of canoeing. Canoes and guidance are offered by Silver Adventures & Silver River Canoeing Centre.

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Elijärven Holiday Cottages Eskola Wilderness Cabins Kaidanoja Manor Koccus Oy Koski Manor Kurala Manor Kylämäki Horse Farm Metsola Tourism Riistalinna Accommodation Toimintaloma Experiences Yläneen Suviranta Holidays

GOLDEN FIELDS, BUT ALSO TONNES OF THINGS TO SEE AND EXPERIENCE!

Throughout the year the Alastaro Motor Sport Circuit is a great attraction for fans of motor sports. Golf enthusiasts should head to the Alastaro Golf Centre, home to one of Finland’s most popular courses.

Kannisto animal farm, the Vesihovi swimming hall, bowling alley, adventuregolf and frisbee golf courses offer enough to keep the whole family active.

ing exhibitions and a variety of themed events throughout the year. The Loimaa Art House presents its valuable collection as well as temporary exhibitions, whilst Alpo Jaakola Statue Park’s unique environment and the Kurkijoki Museum are rewarding visits for cultural connoisseurs.

EMPOWERED IN NATURE

Known as ‘Little-Lapland’, the Harjureitti hiking trails offer gravel tracks and lean-to shelters where everyday worries are forgotten. Autumn ramblers are drawn by bountiful mushrooms and popular in winter is crosscountry skiing on well-lit paths.

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CHARACTERFUL MUSEUMS

At Sarka – The Finnish Museum of Agriculture the renewed main exhibition takes you through 3,000-years of Finnish agriculture. The museum also organises chang-

Summer entertainment is found at the Kertunmäki and Krekilän Mylly summer theatres as well as the delightful Pappisten lava dances. Late summer is marked by the traditional Rompepäivät days or

RompeLoimaa – the number one meeting spot for collectors of all ages!

Downtown Loimaa has been dubbed ”A City of Shopping” with over 150 shops, services and restaurants. Located in the local area are many farm shops and wholesalers, guaranteed to offer the freshest and purest local produce alongside unique delicacies.

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SLIDE, SPRING, STOMP, SPLASH AND

DASH! TURKU IS PERFECT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND FOR ALL IN NEED OF AN ACTIVE HOLIDAY. BEGIN AN ADVENTURE AND ESCAPE THE EVERYDAY, LET YOUR LAUGHTER ECHO AROUND THE BUSTLING PARKS, SPORTS FIELDS AND SWIMMING SPOTS. JOY AND EXCITEMENT COMES FROM GETTING ACTIVE. FROM JUMPING ON TRAMPOLINES AND CLIMBING TO WHIZZING DOWN WATERSLIDES AND ROLLING IN ROCK CONCERTS. EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T DO AT HOME. COME AND JOIN THE PARTY!

SPLISH, SPLASH, SPLOSH

For all the little fish out there Turku offers lots of ways to get wet. There's plenty of water games in the watering holes of Turku - indoors and outdoors - and dozens of places to swim, both in the city and the surrounding areas. Closest to the city centre are the beaches of Ispoinen, Ekvalla, Saaronniemi, Brinkhall and Maaria. In addition you can also find public beaches on the recreational islands of Maisaari, Pähkinäinen and Vepsä as well as in Kalikka on lake Pyhäjärvi.

There are also plenty of places to swim in the centre of Turku. The two popular outdoor pools of Samppalinna hill and Kupittaa Park, both of which are heated, are great for any size of water creature. Both are surrounded by space to picnic and relax in the sun, and even include diving towers and a couple of waterslides.

For a really memorable wet and wild experience head to the water park JukuPark, located only 3 km from the city centre. Inflatable castles, giant water balls as well as fast and fantastic waterslides on inflatable rings, ensure supremely soaked excitement for the whole day.

In the event of bad weather or high winds there are a variety of indoor facilities as well. At

Impivaara Swimming Hall you’ll find a selection of small and large pools for both exercise and recreational use. The swimming hall offers organised playtime for kids, with water toys made available for them to play with. The hall has a 50 m pool as well as driving tower, and in the same building there is also a gym.

To make your splash a more exotic experience then look no further than Spa Hotel Caribia. The caribbean-themed surroundings offer a range of different pools and waterslides, and if after a swim you feel a rumble in your tummy, onsite outlets provide a happy solution.

CLIMB AND CLAMBER

Whilst some thrive in water others reach the heights on play equipment or atop of trees.

Whether exploring and climbing there is plenty to do and much to try. Families with adventurous children can get to know Turku’s many parks. Ranking at the top of the list is Adventure Park with its mushroom fountain, paddling pool, its winding stream and traffic park offering unrivalled fun and frolics. A treat for daredevils is Flowpark, which offers 20-metre 67

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high entertainment. Built naturally amongst the trees, in the park you can put your nerves to the test on the high swaying paths, vine jumps, swings and zip-lines. The facility is designed for adventurers upwards of 7 years old. There are challenges for different levels of experience and the park is found at the edge of the city.

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Paavo’s Sports Day is a family sports event at Paavo Nurmi Stadium, showcasing traditional events as well as the latest sporting trends. With a variety to try, from football to athletics and even Taekwondo, you have the opportunity to experience the joy of sports.

The best way to experience sport is through its many varieties, and the sports day is the best place to experiment. Spring into action on the trampolines, climbing and adventure trails.

Coming along and say hi to Mehukatti, Ville the Viking Cat, the Moomins, Apsi the Monkey as well as Henri and Hanna Hippo, and on the same day cheer on the athletics stars at the Paavo Nurmi Games!

Paavo’s Sports Day is organised on 13th June 2017.

Last year in this free event over 7000 children, young people and families were getting active.

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THRILLS AND SKILLS

Are you worried that you might still get bored?

Not a chance! There are yet more specialist games and sports available throughout the city.

Who has the hardest slap shot? What’s the latest skate-trick? Who is the Mika Häkkinen of pedal-car racing? At the indoor activity park SuperPark anyone can challenge themselves, from babies to grandpas. Whether adventuring, climbing, sliding or bouncing on a trampoline, getting physical is easy. SuperPark’s Adventure Area, Freestyle Hall and Game Arena offer games, tricks, vaults and other fun activities.

Leaf Areena’s Mehukatti Kid’s World and Adventure Arena has play equipment rising 5 metres off the ground. In a jungle-style adventure area cannonballs fly, slides snake around whilst the crawl tunnels and climbing towers echo with energy and joyful laughter.

At the edge of Moominworld you’ll find yet more challenging activities at Väski Adventure Island. The island’s adventure-games trail puts your skills to the test both physically and mentally. The thrilling tasks around the trail are not your usual activities, and include archery, climbing, zip lines, panning for gold Superpark

Canoeing is available in the Kurjenrahka National Park or from the River Aura guide centre.

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and much more besides. The journey to the natural surroundings of Väski Island is made aboard the ship Rosita.

ROCK AND ROMP

For those inspired by music there are plenty of ways to listen and experience. Many musical events bring life and spirit to the city. The selfproclaimed best children’s rock festival in the universe, Seikkisrock has been entertaining the smallest members of the family - and also the biggest - already for 18 years. During the two days there will be dozens of popular artists seen on stage who are gauranteed to get bottoms shaking and your feet moving. The daytime festival offers experiences and spectacles for children aged 2–10-years and in the secure festival area you can let your young ones enjoy and surrender to the festival atmosphere without worry.

Organised in the Adventure Park is the Music Picnic, one of the summer’s main musical attractions. Arranged in August the event is targeted specifically for children and young people, but gives something for all ages throughout the day. Last year the event was packed with over 10,000 visitors and a host of star artists. The event is free of charge and an alcohol-free zone. • Music Picnic

Miika 11 yrs 1. Turku Archipelago 2. Turku City Library 3. Woolshed 4. Flowpark

The Archipelago is great on a boat and there’s loads of nice places like Konungsskär. The Woolshed is awesome because it’s like being in Australia, and you get great food. Behind Skanssi is Flowpark where you can go climbing after going shopping and Turku’s City Library is always good to chill out and read a book.

Minea 5 yrs 1. Högsåra and Farmor’s Cafe 2. Hovirinta beach 3. Föri ferry 4. Restaurant Fontana

Högsåra has a swimming beach, sheep and bunnies. You'll get cake and umbrella-lollipops from Farmors café. At Hovinrinta you can swim, go to the playground or the traffic park. At Kylämäki Village you can pet the sheep and see the horses and olden days life. Fontana's hamburgers and chocolate marshmallow cake are yummy.

Robi 8 yrs and Milo 10 yrs 1. Adventure Park 2. Caribia Spa 3. HopLop 4. Restaurant Panini On the circular ramp at Adventure Park it's nice to ride your scooter and BMX. There’s exciting bumps and curves.

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MOOMINWORLD OF NAANTALI'S OLD MONASTRY TOWN... 1993 SAW THE OPENING A FAIRYTALE PARK WHERE THE MOOMIN FAMILY HAS ENTERTAINED AND HOSTED COUNTLESS GUESTS EVERY SUMMER̈. THIS MOST POPULAR DESTINATION FOR FAMILIES WITH KIDS IS CELEBRATING ITS 25TH BIRTHDAY THIS SUMMER. WELCOME TO THE PARTY!

SEE THE MOOMINS AT HOME!

For many the most memorable moment in Moominworld is when they reach the top of the hill and the blue Moomin House comes into view. It is like stepping into the fairytale!

At Moominworld you will naturally meet the Moomin family and their friends. For many children giving a hug to the cast of characters is the highlight of the summer! There is also a great programme and a variety of fun activities with the residents of Moomin Valley.

Listen to Snufkin read fairytales at his tent, learn magic in the Witch’s cottage and on The Small Stage there are performances every day!

Guests of Moominworld are best off reserving a whole day so that you can take your time and enjoy all the wonderful places, from the Moominhouse to Snork’s workshop, per-

formances at Theatre Emma, the Fairytale Trail as well as the beach. With so much on offer a two-day pass is well worth considering.

A ticket to Moominworld includes two different plays at Theatre Emma. Shows are on the hour every hour throughout the day, so you might have time to see your favourite story twice.

The first show is a musical – great fun whatever language you speak. In the other show the language is Finnish or Swedish, but with subtitles you can also follow the play in English or in Russian.

MOOMINWORLD TRAILS

Along the nature trail see Moominpappa’s boat, Snufkin’s camp, Snork’s workshop and the Fairytale Forest. Lie down on the park’s beanbags and hammocks and take a rest from play whilst listening to some of the stories.

From the lookout point you can see the Finnish President’s summerhouse of Kultaranta.

Along the Fairytale Trail follow the story of Thingumy and Bob. The trail also leads to the homes of the Witch, the Groke and the Hattifatteners.

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Tove Jansson was the Finnish author and artist whose Moomin creations became known in every corner of the world. Now already 25 years old, Moominworld is where the cherished stories of Jansson come to life in a theme park on a verdant island next door to the old town of Naantali – a paradise of children’s culture only 16km from Turku.

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ONCE UPON A TIME ON THE BEAUTIFUL KAILO ISLAND ON THE EDGE

Moominworld Ltd Tel: +358 (0)2 511 1111 palaute@muumimaailma.fi www.moominworld.fi

OPEN IN SUMMER 2017 10 June–13 Aug from 10am–6pm 14–27 Aug from 12pm–6pm ADMISSION: One-day ticket €28 Free for children under 2 years Online discounts available at: www.moominworld.fi

MOOMINWORLD WINTER MAGIC 2017 18–26 Feb every day 10am–4pm ADMISSION: One-day ticket €20 Free for children under 2 years Online discounts available at: www.moominworld.fi

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At Mamma’s Kitchen and other Moominworld food outlets enjoy proper home-cooked food. Buy souvenirs from Sniff ’s Shop and greeting cards from the Moomin Post Office.

Also, in Naantali is another Moomin Shop where you can buy everything from toys to interior design items.

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also enjoy journeying to Moominworld direct from Turku aboard S/S Ukkopekka!

WINTER MAGIC 18TH–26TH FEB 2017

The Moomins stir from their winter dreams in February, when Moomintroll wakes and begins the Winter Magic. Enjoy sledging, campfire sausage grilling and all sorts of winter fun! Tickets and info at: moominworld.fi

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For the little guests at Moominworld’s favourite hotels • a surprise gift, books and games • free 24hr children’s movie channel • Onni the Squirrel’s Play Kitchen’ and children’s activity menu

Also available in summer holidays • a playroom • children's own breakfast buffet • a day swimming at the Sokos Hotel Hamburger Börs Ask about the Moomin packages and don’t forget the Moomin Menu’s at the Moomins favourite restaurants!

SOKOS HOTELS Sales Service Tel: +358 (0)20 123 4600 Hotel Sales Service Tel: +358 (0)2 337 3800 sales.turku@ sokoshotels.fi www.sokoshotels.fi

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Väski adventure world is located in Naantali, close to Moominworld. The setting has been designed with primary school kids in mind with activities including climbing, jumping, gliding down a zip-wire, panning for gold and archery. A day ticket includes a map and the Väski Adventure game that you can play,

completing tasks and exploring the trail, keeping a score as you go. The Fisherman’s Village has rustic restaurants, a beach, a sauna and animals at the villager’s farm. You get to Väski by boat departing near to the Moominworld bridge in Naantali. The boat journey there and back is included in the ticket price.

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VÄSKI ADVENTURE ISLAND

OPEN 26 June–13 Aug 2017 daily from 11am–6pm General Admission €24 inc. whole day ticket and boat transport from Naantali to Väski Island.

Free for children under 2 years.

Buy tickets online at: www.vaski.fi.

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ADVENTURE PARK SITUATED ON THE EDGE OF KUPITTAA PARK, ADVENTURE PARK OFFERS ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ALL YEAR ROUND. ADVENTURE PARK IS A PLACE WHERE CREATIVITY COMES FIRST AND ENERGY IS EMBRACED THROUGH A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES. BEST OF ALL, A GREAT DEAL OF THE

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“I'm bored. What can I do?”

An all too common remark from children.

Luckily there is an easy reply: “Let’s go to the Adventure Park!”

Adventure Park, which is located in Kupittaanpuisto next to a street called Kupittaankatu, is simply bustling with activity. On a summer’s day children can go for a smooth drive in Traffic Town, bounce on the Bouncy Castle or get creative with their hands in the Summer Studio. The place offers a wide range of art and cultural activities for children.

PADDLING AND CLIMBING

In summertime, the verdant park with its play equipment has unique opportunities for children, which are not found in other playgrounds.

The Mushroom Fountain and Paddling Pool, the winding creek in the park, and the Traffic Town combine to make Adventure Park a great family destination, attracting visitors from all over Finland. Best of all it’s completely free.

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TAKE PART IN ACTIVITIES

In addition to the free play in Adventure Park, children can take part in a variety of other activities, such as art workshops, singing and dancing in the music playschool or experience entertaining theatre performances.

The programme and events are carefully planned and have lots of activities for babies and juniors, making Adventure Park a memorable experience for the whole family.

TAKE A BREAK

When hungry head to the park café for drinks and snacks. It is also possible to grill your own food at the onsite barbeque.

ENJOY THE THEATRE

Adventure park theatre offers Turku’s most versatile children's theatre programme. The theatre stages of Helmiteltta and Timantti show high-quality theatre for children including dance and circus.

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Kupittaankatu 2, Turku Tel: +358 (0)44 907 2986

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The ancient ruins are fascinating to explore.

Contemplating contemporary art.

At summer school you get to try out archaeology.

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“OLD TURKU,” IS THE UNDERGROUND EXCAVATION OF MEDIEVAL RUINS. ARS NOVA’S HIGH QUALITY ART EXHIBITIONS ARE INSPIRING TO BOTH ADULTS AND CHILDREN.

INVESTIGATE THE ANIMAL BONES

CHILDREN’S TOURS

How big were dogs or pigs centuries years ago?

What do Hiski and Luukkonen, the museum’s cats, look like? What can you discover from studying bones? From the museum’s skeletal discoveries a new exhibition, Bony Tales, presents the fascinating history of animals, encouraging learning and experimentation.

The children’s tours offer an adventure through medieval Turku and the world of contemporary art. In Aboa Vetus solve tasks and forge your own lucky coin. The contemporary art exhibitions of Ars Nova allow exploration and experimentation with artist's tools and materials. In summer Children´s tours are organized daily in Finnish.

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daily from 11am–7pm (see exceptions)

Adults €10 Seniors €7 Students €7 Unemployed €7 Groups €6 School Groups €4 Family Ticket €24 Museum Card €28 Family Museum Card €50 Museum cards give visitors unlimited access to Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova’s exhibitions throughout the year.

Other times, Sat & Sun at 11.30am In Swedish 3 July–11 Aug Mon, Wed & Fri at 1.30pm In English 3 July–27 Aug daily at 11.30am In Russian 4 July–22 Aug Tuesdays at 12pm Children's fairytale tours in Finnish 5 June–13 Aug daily at 11.30am & 1.30pm, other times by reservation.

Price €7.50, family ticket + €2.50

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Guided group reservations: Tel: +358 (0)207 181 635*

Itäinen Rantakatu 4–6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)207 181 640* www.aboavetusarsnova.fi info@aboavetusarsnova.fi

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Free for children under 7 yrs Children 7–15 yrs €5.50

Guided tours are included in the price of admission: In Finnish 5 June–13 Aug daily at 11.30am & 1.30pm

*From landlines 8.35 ct/call + 7 ct/min, from mobiles 8.35 ct/call + 17 ct/min

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Organise a memorable children’s party at the museum. Adventure through the museum and feast on delicious treats with friends. Organised in summer are the popular, weeklong summer schools, where children can explore archeology and contemporary art. Birthdays and Summer Schools are organized only in Finnish.

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The exhibitions of Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova can be explored independently or on guided tours.

The underground buildings and artefacts of Aboa Vetus tell of medieval life in Turku and the exhibition’s activity islands attract children to play, explore and experiment with different handicrafts.

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Bug Safaris in the Biology Museum.

Washing day in Kylämäki Village.

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THE MUSEUMS OF THE MUSEUM CENTRE OF TURKU ARE FULL OF INFORMATION, CRAFTS, STORIES AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. AFTER A MUSEUM TOUR SIT DOWN IN A MUSEUM CAFE FOR A SNACK AND HAVE A LOOK AT WHAT’S ON OFFER AT THE MUSEUM SHOPS. PHARMACY MUSEUM AND QWENSEL HOUSE 8

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In the city centre the Qwensel House courtyard teems with life in summer. For little ones there is the children’s pharmacy, where kids can play at being pharmacist and customer. Read more p.25.

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BIOLOGY MUSEUM 12

A favourite family destination featuring fascinating animal dioramas. Organised during summer are the Bug Safaris when little scientists can carry out some real research and get to know nature right down at the grass-roots level. Read more p.30.

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At Kylämäki, get to know farm life from the days of grandmother. Daily life for the farm lady is spent scurrying between baking and washing. In the museum’s workshop explore traditional handicrafts and in the yard play games from bygone days. Also, pay a visit to the Kylämäki sheep. Read more p.30.

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Here you can time-travel to the 1800’s and get to know the handicraft trades of the past.

In summer the artisan’s are busy in their workshops. There are guided tours and themed weekends especially for kids. Read more p.24.

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Inside its 700-year-old walls are secrets that take the whole day to explore. In the Knight's Hall dress in courtly robes or suits of armour and create your own coat of arms in the castle workshop. The Little Knights Tours finish with the honour of being knighted by the King. Read more p.18-19.

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This art museum on the River Aura overflows with attraction. Alongside exploring the exhibitions you can participate in workshops and children’s themed weekends. Read more p.28.

HISTORY AND ART BOOKINGS Visit Turku Tourist Information Aurakatu 2, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 7444

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TURKU SIGHTSEEING 1 JUNE– 26 AUG 2017 Mon–Sat at 1pm, Aurakatu 2 Duration: 2 hours Note! Not during Midsummer or public holidays.

Sightseeing 2017: €22, €5 (717yrs.)

Tickets need to be reserved in advance and should then be collected from the Tourist Office before the tour begins.

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Are you seeking an interesting overview of the city and history of Turku? Finland’s oldest city has much to see and many stories to tell. Do you want to hear about the legends, the rulers, the buildings and influential people from the middle ages to the present day? Join this two-hour guided bus tour to the most beautiful places in Turku. The tour includes, amongst other things, guidance around Turku Cathedral. Guidance is in Finnish, Swedish and English. Tours depart from the sightseeing stop located at the corner of the Town Hall, Aurakatu 2.

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Kids can enjoy a fun pirate adventure on the Naantali Day Cruises aboard Steamship S/S Ukkopekka. The ship’s junior crew lead children in search of the Bilge Rat’s hidden gold treasure. Whilst kids hunt for treasure they learn about the steamship. If and when the treasure is found, all get a share of the loot.

The ship's playroom has a popular ball-pool as well as other fun activities. The children’s adventure includes cruise fare. During the trip it is possible to enjoy lunch aboard Ukkopekka. Read more about Ukkopekka on p.44.

TICKETS Adults: single €24, return €29.

Children: 3-12yrs: single €12, return €14.50, free for children under 3yrs Family Ticket (2 adults & max.

3 children): return €79.50, one way price €66 Cruise Bookings: Tel: +358 (0)2 515 3300 info@ukkopekka.fi www.ukkopekka.fi •

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CRUISE TIMES 10 June–12 Aug Tue-Sat, departs from Turku 10am & 2pm, from Naantali 12pm & 4pm

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FLOWPARK ADVENTURE PARK Flowpark is an ecological adventure theme park where specially constructed trails up in the trees challenge you to your limits.

Get active with friends, family or colleagues.

Flowpark has over 20 separate adventure trails, with over 140 different missions, going up to a height of 20 metres. Put your balance and coordination to the test and enjoy the adrenalin of the zip-line. Dare you push yourself to the limits? Can you succeed where friends have failed?

Flowpark is perfect for anyone with an active and adventurous personality, regardless of age.

The adventure trails have a minimum age restriction of 7 years and a height of 120cm. Younger or smaller thrill-seekers will enjoy three children’s trails closer to ground, suitable for about 3yrs and older.

Flowpark is located in the verdant courtyard of Skanssi shopping centre, with good connections from Turku centre.

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Skanssinkatu 10, Turku Tel: +358 (0)400 864862 www.flowpark.fi www.facebook.com/flowpark OPENING TIMES From the start of May to the end of October.

Check opening hours and prices on our website.

GROUP OFFERS AND INFORMATION: myynti.turku@flowpark.fi

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Hotel package bookings direct from the hotels or via Visit Turku website www.visitturku.fi

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SUPERPARK

Kongressikuja 1, Turku info.turku@superpark.fi www.superpark.fi SuperPark Turku is located in the same complex as Holiday Club Caribia Hotel.

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In JukuPark spend an action-packed day with friends or with family. The spectacular water paradise is located just 3km from the centre of Turku.

Your day floods with fun on the many amazing waterslides, the big heated pools, large sunbathing areas as well as good sauna and shower facilities. The little family members will enjoy Finland’s largest water world – Pirate Island.

When the water monsters get hungry head to JukuPark’s grills and terraces. In JukuPark you can go crazy with fun or just lie back and enjoy the sun.

TICKETS Day ticket €21 Senior pass €19 Free for children under 4yrs Family of 4 ticket €79 Evening ticket €15 (4pm-7pm) Second-day price €10 /pp Monthly pass €99 Jukupark+Superpark combined ticket €30 ( available all summer)

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JUKUPARK

OPEN 10 June–13 Aug 2017 daily.

Check opening times at www.jukupark.fi

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At this activity park the whole family will discover things to do, see and experience, whatever age you are. The park is great for children, teenagers and adults, groups of friends or a gathering of coworkers. The versatile park offers relaxation, entertainment, games and challenges. Adventure, climb, slide, flip or vault. Skate or scoot in the Freestyle Hall and throw a hand to the different sports in the Game Arena. See the range of possibilities at: www.superpark.fi

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TICKETS Day ticket €17/pp Next day ticket €12/pp (the previous day's bracelet must be worn on the wrist) Groups €15/pp (min 10 people with advanced booking required) Free for children under 4 years.

Superpark+Jukupark combined ticket €30 ( available all summer) Free assistance for those with reduced mobility.

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SENSE & SHARE THE SPORTING SPIRIT BORN IN TURKU IN 1897 WAS ONE OF ATHLETICS BRIGHTEST STARS OF ALL TIME. COMING FROM A POOR FAMILY BACKGROUND PAAVO SPENT HIS EARLY YEARS ON JARRUMIEHENKATU STREET AND SUBSEQUENTLY RAN LITTLE FINLAND INTO THE AWARENESS OF THE WORLD. THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE THIS REPRESENTATIVE OF TURKU SPORTS ASSOCIATION, ”THE FLYING FINN”, DOMINATED IN THE LONG AND MIDDLE DISTANCE EVENTS, BROKE THE WORLD RECORD NUMEROUS TIMES AND WON A TOTAL OF NINE OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALS DURING HIS CAREER. TURKU HONOURS THE RUNNER WITH A PAAVO NURMI STATUE, THE PAAVO NURMI STADIUM AND THE PAAVO NURMI FESTIVAL COMPRISING A VARIETY OF SPORTS EVENTS.

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PAAVO NURMI FESTIVAL

Paavo Nurmi is alongside Usain Bolt and Carl Lewis as one of the only athletes in the world to have won 9 gold medals. The legacy of Turku’s son is given due respect with Finland’s largest sports event, the Paavo Nurmi Festival, held in the city every summer, the highlight being the athletics competition the Paavo Nurmi Games.

In 2017 the Paavo Nurmi Games becomes an affiliated part of the international IAAF World Challenge league and thus Turku automatically joins the global athletics circuit. During the season, top athletes from around the world compete in 14 competitions, taking in such cities as Beijing, Berlin, Madrid, Melbourne – and now also Turku.

The Paavo Nurmi Games brings to Turku hundreds of competitors and a full grandstand audience. In the 2017 competition you will be able to see finalists and medal winners from the Rio 2016 Olympics, for example. Despite the global stars on show the attention of the Finnish public is naturally fixed on the Finnish stars’ efforts to contest the world’s finest.

Organised as part of the Paavo Nurmi Festival are the Paavo Nurmi Junior & Master Games, bringing many promising young athletes to the field – double the number participating in the main event. Also competing are athletes - ages 35-100 - participating in the Master’s series.The juniors and the masters compete on the same site as the professionals, so the atmosphere of a major sporting event is guaranteed.

Paavo Nurmi Festival is one of Turku’s great sporting celebrations. Sports fans are indulged with Finland’s top-level athletics event as well as the most beautiful marathon course in Finland.

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The Mehukatti Paavo Sports Day is a free, family event that gives the opportunity to play and experiment with competitions at the Paavo Nurmi Stadium.

PAAVO NURMI MARATHON 1 JULY

The whole city wins as the Paavo Nurmi Festival gets a fitting conclusion, when 4,000 runners from around the world follow in the footsteps of the legend. One of Finland’s largest marathon events reaches 25-years as it powers through the centre of Turku and the beautiful nature of Ruissalo Island on 1st July.

The goal of the Paavo Nurmi Marathon is to reach the bronze level of the International Association of Athletics (IAAF). This means higher participation of international contestants and a tougher standard for the top runners.

Alongside the world’s elite on the starting line are thousands looking to complete the 10 km, half-marathon and marathon distances.

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Turku was chosen by triathlon’s international Challenge organization as a competition venue particularly because the event is exceptional in being hosted at the heart of the city. For example the swimming stage slices through the centre down the River Aura. The urban environment brings its own flavour for both the competition and the spectators.

Challenge Turku is a triathlon event that, in addition to competing athletes, also has enthusiastic amateurs challenging themselves.

Similar competitions are held throughout the year with 44 events in 21 countries. Of the Nordic region Challenge-races, in addition to Turku, there are the Billund-Herning and Fredericia races in Denmark, the Tønsberg race in Norway and another race in Iceland.

The busy Challenge Turku triathlon weekend brings to Turku in August about a thousand participants and thousands more spectators.

ChallengeTurku gives you the chance to take a dip in the River Aura.

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PAAVO NURMI FESTIVAL CALENDAR FIGHTBACK RUN

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The survival story of Turku’s own Pekka Hyysalo is familiar across Finland. A promising freestyle skier, his career was cut short by an accident and resulting head injury. In 2013 Hyysalo founded the FightBack movement to help others coping with serious head traumas. The movement raises money and promotes positive thinking in those fighting back from the adversity they are facing.

FightBack Run is a sports event open to all, with proceeds going to support the activities of the FightBack association. In September 2017 the feel-good celebration is held for the fourth time and, as with past events, Pekka Hyysalo will double last year’s distance of 10.4 km. Participants can choose a suitable distance between 2.6 and 21.8 km.

In addition the event has a 260 metre unobstructed section so all can participate, whatever their condition.

Mehukatti Paavo Sports Day. The event’s primary goal is to bring fun games and sporty experiences. In 2016 the stadium energised over 7000 children and young people and their families.

Again this year the whole family can be inspired

by Paavo to run, jump and throw.

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Paavo Nurmi Junior & Master Games. Here the stars are the future Nurmis, the junior athletes, as well as the masters in the 35–100 age category. The public are given free entry to the event.

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Paavo Nurmi Games – Finland’s toughest athletics competition, bringing over 200 home grown and international athletes from over 30 countries to the Paavo Nurmi Stadium. In 2016 the competition was watched by over 13,000 spectators.

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Paavo Nurmi Marathon is a memorable and international marathon experience for participants and spectators. Race distances include the 10 km run, half marathon and full marathon.

Nurmi’s home museum is open to the public on Nurmi’s birthday 13th June. It is located at the address Jarrumiehenkatu 4 as. 17, close to Turku’s main railway station.

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Pekka Hyysalo did not give up believing he could walk again, and now in the established FightBack Run he runs every year.

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If you haven’t yet seen the tournament, the opportunity is there in summer 2017!

TALL SHIPS RACE IN TURKU 20-23 JULY

In summer 2017 Turku will operate as one of the host ports for the Tall Ships Races. Receiving the honour for the fifth time makes Turku the most experienced Tall Ships Race coordinator in the Baltic Sea. Once again are expected about half a million visitors from around Finland and Europe.

The Tall Ships Race comes to Turku for the fifth time, and the city couldn’t be more suited for such a maritime event. The event’s elegant urban atmosphere is much due thanks to the River Aura flowing through Turku: the tall ships can be brought up the river practically in the city centre.

Each more handsome than the next, the sailing ships are moored to a small area on both sides of the River Aura, and the public can examine the ships close up, with some even offering accessible parts on board. The cabins and decks of the ships echo with music, and the marina throngs with the crew and staff of the sailing ships.

Tom of Finland in Turku Known for being a pioneer for gay culture, Touko Laaksonen is a fascinating part of Finnish cultural history. From Kaarina the artist came out to the world and his legacy is shown in Turku in 2017 in many ways. In addition to Turku City Theatre’s Tom of Finland the Musical there is an exhibition of Touko Laaksonen’s life and life’s work. Touko Laaksonen – Tom of Finland – From Music to Men is presented in the Wäinö Aaltonen Museum 13 January – 19 March 2017. In Logomo can be seen the making of Dome Karukoski’s new movie, displaying the sets and background for Behind the Scenes: Tom of Finland. The exhibition has no age limit and opens in February 2017.

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TURKU CASTLE TOURNAMENTS

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Have you ever come across sports such as jousting, skill at arms, melee and the long sword?

Don’t worry, not many people have!

Perhaps this is your chance to see them at the Turku Castle Tournament, held in July, and where else better than the cradle of Finnish history and the historically rich setting of Turku Castle.

A medley of impressive martial combat is presented throughout the whole competition weekend as the Finnish championships are contested. Turku Castle is at its best as it compliments the tournament with markets and themed tours.

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1. Paavo Nurmi Games 2. Shores and cafés of the River Aura 3. Handicrafts Museum 4. Centenary Culture Gala Logomo I got to know the stadium in my racing days and naturally I still follow the competitions. The riverside attractions provide a calm balance to my work on the Centenary Culture Gala.

Kirsi Virta 1. Riverside 2. Turku Jazz 3. Turku Castle 4. The City Library

Whatever your mood it’s easy to head to the Aura riverside and find a suitable place to be – the library, the shops, a delightful café or a new fantastic place to have dinner.

Mari Kaarnavaara-Puutio 1. The sports park 2. Declaration of the Christmas Peace 3. Hansa Shopping Centre 4. S/S Bore The declaration of the Christmas peace is our own family tradition, which is never compromised. When we sing Maamme (Our Land) it’s always breathtaking, whether in minus temperatures or howling gales.

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THE TALL SHIPS RACES THE MAJESTIC BEAUTIES OF THE SEA ARE ONCE AGAIN SEEN IN TURKU, WHEN THE TALL SHIPS SAIL INTO THE CITY IN JULY. AN INTERNATIONAL ATMOSPHERE, HIGH CLASS CONCERTS AND A RICH MARITIME PROGRAMME ARE EARGELY ANTICIPATED.

The fleet for the Tall Ships Races split the city as they line up side by side along both banks of the River Aura. The vibrant atmosphere of the international event will captivate visitors over the fourday period. The quayside will also be full of music and other programme activities. Commissioned as part of Finland 100 it is a highlight of the centenary celebrations.

Turku has hosted the Tall Ships Races four times already, and time and again the event has drawn hundreds of thousands of satisfied visitors from around the country and the world. The Tall Ships Races is the summer’s largest public event.

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INFORMATION: www.tallshipsturku.fi tsr2017@turku.fi THE TALL SHIPS RACES 2017 Halmstad (Sweden), 30 June–3 July Kotka, 13–16 July Turku, 20–23 July Klaipeda (Lithuania), 29 July–1 Aug Szczecin (Poland), 5–8 Aug

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One of Europe’s oldest rock festivals, Ruisrock offers a unique festival weekend on the scenic Ruissalo Island in Turku. The festival is celebrated on the familiar shores from 7th – 9th July.

International star performers, the most popular domestic artists, diverse and high quality restaurant services as well as a side programme filled with surprising experiences, combine to guarantee Ruisrock is the climax to the Finnish summer. Bump into friends both old and new, sing and laugh your heart out and let the festival atmosphere take you in. Summer 2017 performers are published online in the spring: www.ruisrock.fi

29 JUNE–2 JULY 2017

IS THE LARGEST ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL EVENT IN FINLAND.

In the area for work displays admire the craftsmen’s work such as forged metal of blacksmiths, impressive jewellery, mouth-watering ales and a range of useful items made using traditional methods.

In the children’s activity yard the youngest in the family can try a variety of play activities, games and tasks. The Old Town Hall combines science, art and fashion in a fascinating way.

In the historical venue of the Old Great Square the fun, enthralling and surprising medieval milieu will absorb the whole family.

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MEDIEVAL MARKET 29 JUNE–2 JULY 2017

The event if organised by Turun Suurtorin keskiaika ry.

Entrance is free.

All rights to changes reserved.

INFORMATION: www.keskiaikaisetmarkkinat.fi

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ORGANISED IN TURKU’S OLD GREAT SQUARE THE MEDIEVAL MARKET

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9–19 AUGUST 2017

TURKU MUSIC FESTIVAL THE TURKU MUSIC FESTIVAL BRINGS TO TURKU IN SUMMER THE INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC STARS OF CLASSICAL MUSIC. FINLAND’S OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY RUNNING MUSIC FESTIVAL IS ALSO ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CLASSICAL MUSIC FESTIVALS IN NORTHERN EUROPE. CONCERTS ARE

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HELD THROUGHOUT THE CITY AND ALSO IN PREMISES NORMALLY RESTRICTED TO THE PUBLIC.

The diverse city festival offers grand orchestral concerts, opera, chamber music, recitals, jazz, open-air events and experiences for the whole family.

Performances are delivered by top names from both near and far. The artistic director for the Turku Music Festival 2017 will be Ville Matvejeff.

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Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0814 (Executive Director) +358 (0)2 262 0812 (Production) info@tmj.fi www.tmj.fi

A TASTE FROM PREVIOUS YEARS

Gracing the stage in past years have been artists such as Valeri Gergijev and the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe conducted by Sakari Oramo, baroque ensemble Le Concert d’Astrée led by Emmanuelle Haïm, tenors Jonas Kaufmann and Rolando Villazón as well as sopranos Natalie Dessay and Karita Mattila. Last year’s festival included mezzo-soprano Elīna Garanča, a baritone familiar from Finnish TV Waltteri Torikka as well as Apocalyptica cellist Perttu Kivilaakso. In addition the Finnish National ballet dancer Minna Tervamäki treated the festival audience to a free lesson in

the mastery of body and mind.

Performers coming from outside of the classical music genre have included Indica, writer Donna Leon, actors Hannu-Pekka Björkman and John Malkovich, multitalented virtuoso Marzi Nyman as well as singer-actors Maria Ylipää and Irina Björklund. The city festival spreads itself across Turku.

Last year the home of the archbishop was opened to the public and Turku Energia’s Turbine Hall was filled with aerobatics.

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Every year the music festival prepares its programme around a new theme. The programme will be available to view in March at: www.tmj.fi.

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STILL ACTIVE IN THE WORLD. PERFORMANCES CAN BE ENJOYED IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF TURKU, BUT THE MAIN CONCERT LOCATION IS TURKU CONCERT HALL, WHICH WAS COMPLETED IN 1952.

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Turku Concert Hall Aninkaistenkatu 9, Turku www.tfo.fi TICKETS: Inquiries and reservations Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0333

Call service available weekdays 9am-3pm kulttuuri.myynti@turku.fi Turku Culture Shop Ars Musica Turku Concert House ticket office, Aninkaistenkatu 9 Open Mon-Fri 11am-5pm & during events

in 2017 there will be room for both unique large scale productions as well as cherished concertos and delights for the whole family. Musicians are also heard performing in their own chamber ensembles across the city.

Get to know the programme at: www.tfo.fi.

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churches, the castle, the archipelago and even online.

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The repertoire of Turku Philharmonic Orchestra is a diverse combination of classic symphonies, lighter entertainment as well as top artists from Finland and around the world. The Philharmonic concerts can be enjoyed in Turku’s most magnificent settings – halls,

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AURAFEST One of the biggest festivals in Southwest Finland, Aura Fest is organised in the summer of 2017 in Turku’s beautiful Kupittaa Park on the second weekend in August. This youthful, extraordinary and entertaining two-day festival reached a record audience in the summer of 2016, where the weekend’s visitor numbers reached 12,000 during the two-day party. Aura Fest is gearing itself up for another record turnout again in 2017.

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Låna is a new way to experience the city – see it from your own perspective from the river aboard an electric picnic-boat. The sturdy boats are designed for 2–8 people and include all necessary equipment, from life jackets to oars. From the same place you can also order a picnic basket and refreshments, or of course you can also take with you your own snacks. Take a romantic picnic ride with a loved one, spend an evening with a friend or borrow the River Aura for a meeting. The electric-powered, emission-free Låna boats are available for hire from Å-Bar & Café on Vähätori square as well as Turku’s guest harbour on Läntinen Rantakatu.

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Låna.fi Vähätori Square Linnankatu 1 Turku Guest Harbour Läntinen Rantakatu 57 www.lanaturku.fi info@lanaturku.fi Tel: +358 (0)44 976 6261

HISTORY AND ART Linnankatu 40, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 515 3300 info@ukkopekka.fi www.vaakahuone.fi Open every day and night all summer long.

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A restaurant and entertainment venue along the shores of the River Aura frequently chosen as Turku’s best summer restaurant.

Live music, concerts and well-known Finnish artists. Dancing every night all summer long completely free. Famous archipelago buffet, à la carte, Caesar-salad-bar, pizzeria, café, street grill, kids buffet, lounge room and much more besides.

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The year’s main event at the Metsämäki racetrack is the Nordic Championship Races arriving in Turku in Autumn 2017.

The two-day trotting event brings together once again the Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian cold-blooded stars. Trotting is one of Finland’s most popular sports. Trotting is the second most followed sport after ice hockey and the Trotting Championships is one of the highlights of the season.

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TURKU CITY THEATRE TURKU CITY THEATRE PRODUCES SOME OF THE BIGGEST MUSICAL EXPERIENCES IN FINLAND AS WELL AS QUALITY DRAMA. DURING THE RENOVATION OF THE THEATRE HOUSE, THE CITY THEATRE’S PERFROMANCES ARE PRESENTED IN VENUES SUCH AS LOGOMO THEATRE AND DOMINO THEATRE.

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Tom of Finland the Musical premieres in Logomo Theatre in January 2017.

The new musical tells the story of how Kaarina born Touko Laaksonen became Tom of Finland, the most famous Finnish artist in the world. The performance is part of the Finland 100 anniversary programme.

The musical’s libretto is written

by Tuomas Parkkinen, with music composed by Jussi Vahvaselkä and Jori Sjöroos and with Reija Wäre responsible for choreography and directing. The cast includes Olli Rahkonen (as Touko Laaksonen), Anna Victoria Eriksson (as Kaija Laaksonen, Touko’s sister) and Ville Erola

(as Kake). The musical is subtitled in English, so foreign guests are also able to enjoy it. The repertoire for Spring 2017 includes the oratorical performance Suoraa Puhetta, and many visiting performances from comedy to drama, musicals and concerts. In summer the play Fingerpori will be performed in Naantali’s Theatre Emma.

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Renovation of the theatre building is completed in autumn 2017. The repertoire for the reopening includes Lauri Maijala’s new interpretation of Aleksis Kivi’s Seven Brothers.

The programme and further information is available at: turunkaupunginteatteri.fi.

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ÅBO SVENSKA TEATER IS FINLAND’S OLDEST THEATRE, OPERATING FROM ITS BEAUTIFUL THEATRE HOUSE IN THE HEART OF TURKU. THE THEATRE IS RENOWNED FOR HIGH-QUALITY MUSICALS AND FOR

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ÅBO SVENSKA TEATER THE CHARM OF ITS THEATRE AUDITORIUM, EXUDING A SENSE OF NOSTALGIC GLAMOUR.

MAIN STAGE Aurakatu 10, Turku

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STUDIO STAGE Eerikinkatu 13, 4. krs TILJAN Eerikinkatu 13, Turku BOX OFFICE: Tel: +358 (0)2 277 7377 (Tue-Sat 12pm-6pm and 1 hour before show begins) TICKET RESERVATIONS: biljetter@abosvenskateater.fi www.ticketmaster.fi Group sales weekdays 9am-4pm Tel: +358 (0)2 277 7379 www.abosvenskateater.fi

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jag ångrar ingenting (PIAF – I have no regrets). The performance centres on the life of the determined Edith Piaf.

Unforgettable songs such as Non, je ne regrette rien and Hymne à l’amour are interpreted by the leading actor Emma Klingenberg, seen before in works such as Myrskyluodon Maija. Åbo Svenska Teater also organises guided, behind the scenes tours for various groups. Additionally the theatre facilities are available to hire for private use, including the atmospheric Restaurant Tiljan, which provides the perfect setting for both parties and meetings.

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Continuing on the Main Stage in spring is the family play the lively Peter Pan. In the imaginary world of Neverland it’s possible to experience the whole spectrum of emotion guided by the adventurous Peter Pan. On the Studio Stage and taking to the road during spring is Bengt Ahlfors’ comedy Den sista cigarren (The Last Cigar).

A play delivering a taste of the life of retired head teacher Ragnar, who pretends to be fatally ill to see how his loved ones would react. Thus begins the showdown, with mishaps and dramas aplenty. On the Main Stage in the autumn PIAF –

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LINNATEATTERI – A WELL-KNOWN TURKU-BASED PROFESSIONAL THEATRE – PROVIDES HIGH-QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT, INSIGHTFUL PERFORMANCES AND A GOOD THEATRE RESTAURANT AT AN OLD LITHOGRAPHY HOUSE LOCATED ON THE STREET OF LINNANKATU. DURING SUMMER THE THEATRE OFFERS OPEN-AIR THEATRE FOR ADULTS IN A COVERED AUDITORIUM IN THE COURTYARD OF THE THEATRE BUILDING. PRESENTED IN THE GARDEN OF ABOA VETUS & ARS NOVA MUSEUM IS YET MORE ENTERTAINING OUTDOOR THEATRE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.

In spring 2017 the repertoire at Linnateatteri will include the premiere of two new plays.

Lars von Trier’s Pomo! (The Boss!) is Linnateatteri’s new, Turku-based version of the office comedy. The comedy is

directed by Mika Eirtovaara and starring in the main roles are Teemu Aromaa, Mikko Nousiainen, Tom Petäjä and Linda Wiklund. The comedy’s Finnish premiere will be performed in the Linnateat-

teri theatre house on 3 February 2017.

Premiering in March is a play scripted by Mikko Koivusalo and directed by Linnateatteri’s Kalle Lamberg entitled Mieletön elokuvan historia (The Incredible History of Film). The play explores the history of film, from its birth to the present day, in a special way unique to the Linnateatteri! Leaping into the hysterical history of film are actors Miska Kaukonen, Valtteri Roiha and Linda Wiklund. The Finnish and world premiere will be in the Theatre Restaurant on 16 March 2017.

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Ursininkatu 4, Turku www.nuoriteatteri.com TICKETS Tel: +358 (0)2 2322 812 toimisto@nuoriteatteri.com www.lippu.fi

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is always possible to experience the latest, Turku-based acts from the field of professional theatre. In 2017 the repertoire includes, among other things, the farce Arabian Night set in multicultural suburbia, a musical play on the River Aura that explores Turku’s

industrial history, and puppet theatre designed for adults: Peace Negotiator and Baron von Munchausen. TEHDAS actively tours around the country as well as implementing the performance festival New Performance Turku and the puppet theatre festival TIP-Fest.

Itäinen Rantakatu 64 Manilla, 20810 Turku Tel: +358 (0)50 4122344 teatteri@tehdasteatteri.fi www.tehdasteatteri.fi ONLINE TICKET SALES: www.tiketti.fi

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TEHDAS Theatre is a colourful alternative for all theatregoers. The theatre operates from the cultural centre Manilla offering puppetry theatre for adults and children, groundbreaking contemporary theatre as well as performance art.

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of the repertoire is designed for the whole family. The theatre also gives basic drama classes for primary age kids to adults.

Located in Turku centre on the ground floor of the old lithography house, Ursininkatu 4.

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This professionally directed amateur theatre has around 300 active children and young people. With numerous productions every year for a variety of different audiences, from young children to adults. Most

Whole family production Pippi Longstocking. Astrid Lindgren’s delightful Pippi continues on stage! Directed by Sofia Laurikainen. Premieres 12 Feb Autumn major production We Are Robbers. Fun robber adventure, directed by Jere Hultin. Premieres 17 Sep. Autumn youth production Saara Turunen’s Broken Heart Story, directed by Mikko Kaikkonen • 1

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Manilla Itäinen Rantakatu 64, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 284 0100 info@aurinkobaletti.fi Online Tickets: liput.aurinkobaletti.fi www.aurinkobaletti.fi

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AB Dance Company (Aurinkobaletti) is well known as a diverse and high quality contemporary dance group, whose repertoire is comprised of performances designed for both adults and children.

The group has received praise for its ability to evolve, unafraid to break the boundaries of its genre. The repertoire for 2017 includes productions by choreographers Marjo Kuusela, Sasha Pepelyaev and choreography from Urmas Poolamets.

The home theatre of AB Dance Company is located in the idyllic converted factory of Manilla, on the east shore of the River Aura.

Beauty and the Beast Whole family performance If You Snow Away Praised work from top choreographer Sasha Pepelyaev AUTUMN Ten Songs About a Woman Finland 100 performance combining dance and music

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Dance Theatre ERI is well known for their original and influential dance performances, both within Finland and abroad. The founders of Dance Theatre ERI, dancer-choreographers Tiina Lindfors, Lassi Sairela and Eeva Soini, have created a diverse repertoire, carrying a powerful range, from serious works to more lighthearted numbers.

Dance Theatre ERI is located in the centre of Turku just two blocks away from the market square. Of the newer works Sata Lasissa can be seen in the spring and performed in the autumn is Callas. The Easter period sees the return of Passio. A more detailed programme is found at: www.eri.fi.

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Yliopistonkatu 7, Turku Tel: +358 02250 1032 www.eri.fi TICKETS: liput@eri.fi Tel: +358 (0)2250 1032 www.lippu.fi (service fee from €2.50)

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Salminiituntie 37 23360 Kustavi Tel: +358 (0)50 4307 928 info@artteatro.com www.artteatro.com

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Established in 2008 ArtTeatro offers circus art and variety programmes, whose founders are world champion acrobat Slava Volkov and trapeze artist Pauliina Räsänen. Together they have performed for the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. The ArtTeatro programme is produced at their Circus Studio in Kustavi but can be performed anywhere to order. The Circus Studio is also available to hire for conferences, wellbeing and team-building days as well as Cirque Weddings. At the Archipelago Circus Festival 6th July-5th August 2017 cultural enthusiasts can enjoy dazzling performances with catering. Also there are workshops, circus camps for kids, men’s circus and the Women’s Aerial Dream Gym.

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A unique event that gives the opportunity to get to know the works and products, environments and interiors of the people who create. Artists, artisans and designers recieve visitors in their studios, on more than 100 locations. You can broaden your understanding of how artists work, explore their techniques and processes and even have a go yourself. The site konstrundan.fi gives a comprehensive introduction, and helps you to plan your own art tour along the coastal region and on the Åland Islands. The busy weekend experience is suitable for visitors of all ages. The 10th Konstrundan event is held 18th to 20th of August 2017.

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Paavo Nurmen puistotie 3, Turku www.samppalinnanteatteri.fi August-July-June 15 June – 22 July 2017 Garage of Love 27 July – 19 Aug 2017 TICKET PRICE: €35/30/18

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A new summer comedy from Heli Laaksosen written for the older generation. The story follows Juhanne, Puoli and Elovena as they stumble through life and the highlights of their lives in Finland, the ups and downs, with laughter and song.

This joyous new musical, Garage of Love, takes us to the old Takalo mechanics garage, where all was well, until a tour bus pulled into the yard. Featuring, among others Heikki Silvennoinen, Viivi Pumpanen and Sami Hintsanen.

TICKETS liput@samppalinnanteatteri.fi Tel: +358 (0)2 232 9050 www.lippu.fi (service fee from €2.50)

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Emma Theatre Kailo island, Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 511 1104 info@emmateatteri.fi www.emmateatteri.fi

In summer 2017 Fingerpori’s idyllic town is shattered with the threat of a municipal merger – with Turku!

There is only one way to avoid the forced union: Heimo Vesa is tasked with proving to the Finnish Government that Fingerpori is a lively, prosperous and tolerant place for people to thrive and make a living. The script is written by Pertti Jarla and Petja Lähde, and the play is performed by Pertti Sveholm, Miska Kaukonen, Tom Petäjä and Linda Wiklund.

FINGERPORI Summer 2017 In Naantali’s Emma Theatre TICKETS €34/32

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City of Turku Cultural Centre Produced by: Turun Suurtorin keskiaika ry association www.suurtorinjoulumarkkinat.fi On four pre-Christmas weekends 25-26 Nov, 2-3 Dec, 9-10 Dec, 16-17 Dec 2016 11am-5pm.

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Market stalls offer traditional Christmas delights and intricate handicrafts. The Christmas atmosphere brings fairytales, dance and music, and presented daily, the Christmas market plays. Amidst the market bustle you can meet Santa Claus with his elves and visit his grotto to tell your Christmas present wishes to the elves. There are also concerts and exhibitions at the Old Town Hall and Brinkkala House.

Every year on Christmas Eve at 12pm the Declaration of the Christmas Peace is given in Turku. Televised to the whole of Finland, the declaration is an important Christmas tradition for many Finns. It marks the time when all should leave chores to one side and go peacefully into the festive spirit.

The tradition of Turku’s declaration of the Christmas peace is reportedly unique throughout the world. Of course during the Middle Ages the Christmas peace was declared throughout all Nordic countries, but only in Turku has the tradition continued to the present day.

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Declaration of the Christmas Peace The Old Great Square, 24 Dec12pm

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TURKU’S CHRISTMAS ANTICIPATION BUILDS WITH THE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS MARKETS. EVERY YEAR THE OLD GREAT SQUARE IS THE STAGE FOR THE DECLARATION OF THE CHRISTMAS PEACE.

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13–15 Jan Caravan Show 21–22 Jan Top Dog Show 28 Jan Ipanahipat 10–12 Feb Construction & Interior Design 5 Mar Winter Dog Show 18–19 Mar Turku Art & Antique Fair 18–19 Mar Handicraft Fair 31 Mar–2 Apr Cottage & Sea 31 Mar–2 Apr Turku Garden Fair 8–9 Apr International Cat Exhibition 9 Apr Arma Firearm Fair 22–23 Apr Turku AutoSaloon 24–27 Aug Turku General Fair 6–8 Oct Turku Book Fair 6–8 Oct Turku Food & Wine Fair 27–29 Oct Skilled Women 27–29 Oct Healthy Living 27–29 Oct Outlet 9–12 Nov Boat Expo 17–19 Nov Maata Näkyvissä young people’s festival 25–26 Nov International Cat Exhibition

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TURKU FAIR & CONGRESS CENTER The fair year begins in January with the Caravan Show. After the caravans and mobile homes we transition to the world of Construction & Interior Design – a fair held in mid-February.

The combined event of the popular Turku Art and Antique Fair alongside the Handicraft Fair, offer interesting purchases for visitors in March. The summer spirit begins already in April. The splendid Turku Garden Fair presents the latest industry trends to gardening enthusiasts.

During autumn the fair centre is inundated with large events, beginning in October with the highly popular Turku Book Fair as well as Turku Food and Wine Fair. The autumn sparkle is brought by the Skilled Women Fair. Two new events will also feature at the same time: Healthy Living and Outlet. An exhibition of new boats at the Boat Expo brightens up the month of November.

The premises also host many other events annually, such as Ipanahipat (kids carnival), Top Dog Show, AutoSaloon (car show) and Maata Näkyvissä young people’s festival. The centre is also a popular conference and banqueting venue. Out of all our conference clients as many as 97% recommend our facilities to others.

56 TURKU FAIR & CONGRESS CENTER Messukentänkatu 9–13, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 111 info@turunmessukeskus.fi www.turunmessukeskus.fi SPACES FOR EVERY EVENT: Auditorium 200–700 people Conference space 20–200 Restaurant for 800 people Halls for 1 000–3 000 people Exhibition space 16 000 m2 Parking space for 3 000 cars

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LOGOMO CREATIVE ECONOMY, WHERE ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE.

Logomo Kitchen Tel: +358 (0)2 445 6700 info@logomokitchen.fi www.logomokitchen.fi

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The old locomotive workshop has been reborn. Its new role combines the historical industrial milieu with modern interior and innovative spatial solutions. The versatile venue is suitable for events of any size, from conferences to concerts and from theatre to cinema.

Logomo is close to central Turku, the railway station and bus terminal. Kitchen serves for both lunch and event guests.

Köydenpunojankatu 14, Turku Tel: +358 (0)29 123 4800 info@logomo.fi www.logomo.fi

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With thousands of events the arenas of Turku operate as nationally significant facilitators of sport and culture. TUTO hockey home games are played in Kupittaa’s Marli Areena whilst the other Turku Arena, the Gatorade Center, is the host for the home matches of TPS hockey. The Gatorade Center boasts a fully renewed sound system and numerous restaurant facilities in addition to last year’s newly completed, near 200-seater modern gallery-restaurant. The versatile facilities of Turku-Areenat can also accommodate the demands of a wide variety of events.

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TURKU OFFERS FINLAND’S GREATEST DELICACIES, FROM BREAKFAST BRUNCHES AND SET MENUS TO COMPREHENSIVE EVENING DINING – AND NOT FORGETTING LATE NIGHT SNACKS. THE MAJORITY OF THE RESTAURANTS ARE LOCATED IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF EACH OTHER.

BREAKFAST GETS THE DAY GOING

The day begins best with a hearty breakfast.

Several downtown cafés open their doors as early as eight o’clock, some even earlier. The lively morning milieu and refreshing coffee can be enjoyed in the Market Hall’s Blue Train café or in Fazer Cafe on the edge of the market square. The latest gossip and interesting stories are heard at the Tori Café located on the central Market Square. If you've heard Turku locals don’t talk to strangers, the resident ‘Åboriginals’ at the Tori Café will quickly dispel the myth! What’s more, you’re sure to get a taste of the real Turku dialect.

A more robust breakfast, with oat-porridge and freshly baked rolls from the onsite bakery, are served near to the bus station at Café Helmi. Also included are croissants, Karelian pasties, boiled eggs, sausages and fruit.

LUNCHTIME TURKU

At lunchtime Turku comes close to paradise.

There is a wide selection of different places and the choices available range from vegetarian sushi to home-cooked street food. Lunch-

es are traditionally served between 11am2.30pm. Lunch offers are found in nearly every restaurant along with a choice of either individual dishes or the buffet, such as the centrally located Fontana, the idyllic Hus Lindman and restaurant Tårget located at the edge of Vähätori Square.

If you can't find what you really fancy for lunch, head toward the Market Hall. In and around the hall are about a dozen or so restaurants to choose from. A whole group can enjoy varied cuisine at the same time, from a choice of Vietnamese, Japanese or Finnish cuisine, to name a few. Vegetarian options are available almost everywhere, but the specialist Roots Kitchen is in a class of its own. Here, even the most gourmet vegans will be satisfied. Be sure to check out in the same category the new restaurant Kuori on Hämeenkatu.

If you're in the mood for natural healthy food, it’s worth heading to Pure Hero on Eerikinkatu. Cheerfully decorated, at the lunch café you’ll meet health food enthusiasts, athletic types and the vanguard of urban culture. One tip: taste the raw cake!

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Many restaurants have weekend brunches, but some popular examples include Kolmas Linja at the harbour and Nick’s Food Design.

at Ruissalo’s Villa Kuuva. The atmosphere at Café Qwensel is straight from the 18th Century, which you’ll find connected to the Pharmacy museum at the heart of the city centre.

THE COMPLETE COFFEE BREAK

When nothing will do but a decent coffee, help can be found on every corner. If you desire something sweet with it, make your way to Gaggui Café. Popular choices include the gagui cake, gagui chocolate cake, gagui cheesecake and other delicious desert. Bountiful options for those with a sweet tooth are also available at MBakery in the Market Hall, where you’ll also find the Kiss my Turku cake.

Turku’s taste of Paris is found in the ambiance of Café Art. The seven-time Barista champion café is located along the riverside, in one of the most beautiful spots in the city.

In the petit Latte Café on Kristiinankatu there is a cosmopolitan milieu. The romance of Turku’s old wooden homes exudes from Fabbes Café on Tehtaankatu, and an idyllic 19th Century setting can be enjoyed, for example,

MENUS & À LA CARTE

In recent years Turku’s restaurants have taken on international recognition. Many places offer à la carte in addition to an interesting menu of flavours. When heading down to the most popular restaurants it pays to think ahead.

Some places are booked months in advance.

Turku’s restaurant Kaskis made history last year by being the first Michelin star restaurant outside of Helsinki. Located on Kaskenmäki hill the restaurant received the Michelin label in the spring of 2016. Kaskis’ style is in the spirit of fine dining, with an informal touch, and food always prepared using local ingredients. The bustling kitchen is run by the TV star, chef Erik Mansikka.

In spring 2017 Kaskis opens a pop-up restaurant in the former prison of Kakolanmäki.

Turku’s restaurant scene is always bubbling! Make sure to stroll along the River Aura where there are a many restaurants, cafés and bars brimming with individuality.

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Places to set your taste buds alive are also found along the River Aura. Restaurants Tintå, Mami, Smör and Pinella offer good food and good wine amidst a unique and pleasant setting.

The Viking spirit is found at restaurant Harald and a taste of Åland in the form of pizza and little snacks is served at the nautical themed Pub Niska. The charmingly designed Licensed Café Tiirikkala offers a weekend brunch and other tasty treats in addition to live music.

LATENIGHT LIFESAVERS

A touch of luxury at Pinella's cocktail bar.

If evening stretches long and stomachs begin to churn, there are plenty of places to rescue a hungry night owl. Traditional and simple grilled food is offered at places such as Mantu Grill on Kaskenmaki as well as the Martinsilta Grill on the edge of the Martin Street Bridge, renowned for its garlic hotdog. And if you have yet to try a classic Turku burger, waiting on the edge of the market square is the pride of the city, Hesburger.

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The city is never short of exotic flavours. Gathering together lovers of Thai cuisine is Maneerat on Käsityöläiskatu. Modern Japanese cuisine is offered on Aurakatu at Karu Izakaya and Indian food is served on Hämeenkatu at Delhi Darbar, among others. Find the Aussie spirit at the Woolshed or Californian burgers at Sloppy Joe. Honest home-cooked Finnish food from the 70’s is found at the legendary Tähti-baari.

THE FINLAND 100 ANNIVERSARY SEES TURKU LOCALS BUSY ORGANISING THE YEAR AHEAD. BELOW YOU'LL FIND SOME TOP, INSIDE TIPS FROM THOSE INVOLVED WITH THE EVENTS.

Lotta Mujo 1. Tom of Finland events 2. Film day 3. Turku Jazz Festival 4. Roots Kitchen restaurant in the Market Hall The Mantu Grill sausage and potatoes is the best in the city. It’s well-worth queuing for.

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The international food festival Food & Fun brings together lovers of food in October 2017.

Local restaurants, bars and cafés will receive visiting foreign chefs and bartenders who bring their own twist to the culinary map of Finland.

The International Grand Market arrives in Turku from 14th-18th June 2017. Served up is various rustic cuisine and delicious street food from across the sea. Organised annually is the Medieval Market from 29th June-2nd July 2017 bringing the crafts and atmosphere of the middle ages as well as a taste of the food eaten at the time. The popular Restaurant Days fill the riverside with small restaurant stalls.

Also the New Potato Festival has claimed a special place on Turku's list of events. Virgin potatoes are a rare example of a product that plays a strong intrinsic role in the region's identity. The city festival brings a rich mix of professional gastronomes and food enthusiasts.

One of the most convenient ways to explore Turku’s restaurant culture is the Food Walk card. The price of the card is €44 and entitles the holder to choose five from a selection of ten restaurants, where you can enjoy a small taster portion. Read more about the Food Walk from the following pages.

Please note! Check the opening hours online, it is especially important for restaurants as they often change.

Touko Laaksonen and his Tom of Finland art can be explored all year in many ways: in musicals, films, ‘the making-of movie’ exhibitions, an exhibition describing Laaksonen’s life and work as well as through tours to visit the areas of Turku and Kaarina.

Mika Akkanen 1. Aura riverside 2. Forum Marinum 3. Naantali's Old Town 4. Restaurant Viinille

The River Aura’s centuries-old buildings as well as the cafés and restaurants offers a unique, Central-European vibe within Finland. A stone’s throw from the Archipelago sea, which you can enjoy without a boat, the maritime centre Forum Marinum and the guest marina in old Naantali. To unwind and relax it’s always a pleasure to head down to Viinille.

Hilu ToivonenAlastalo 1. Europeade Event 2. The riverside 3. Föri 4. Market Hall Europeade will colour the streets of Turku on the last week of July with folk dancing and music as well as the national costumes from European countries.

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FOOD WALK AND CHOOSE 5 FROM THE 10 RESTAURANTS LISTED AND START YOUR TASTING TOUR. ORGANISE YOUR TRIP IN THE ORDER YOU LIKE, OVER 3 DAYS, AND GET TO KNOW TURKU’S VIBRANT RESTAURANT CULTURE. THE FOOD WALK CARD COSTS €44, AVAILABLE FROM THE TOURIST INFORMATION OR THE VISIT TURKU ONLINE SHOP. YOUR GOURMET WALKING TOUR ALONG THE RIVER AURA AWAITS!

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A restaurant serving seasonal flavours from a venue of cultural historical significance details on p.116.

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A restaurant of fine Scandinavian dining hidden in a vaulted cellar location - details on p.118.

FOOD WALK -PORTION: Appetizer of the day made from fresh seasonal ingredients

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A restaurant serving Mediterranean flavours in atmospheric surroundings - details on p.113.

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FOOD WALK -PORTION: Grilled king prawns, toasted rustic bread, mascarpone-parmesan mouse

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FOOD WALK -PORTION: Turku Coffee Roastery’s filtered or speciality coffees as well as a choice of cake

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Highly praised food served from aboard a romantic riverboat restaurant - details on p.118.

FOOD WALK -PORTION: Warm chicken sandwich with blue cheese sauce

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Superior quality cuisine served from Turku’s oldest cellar restaurant - details on p.112.

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Julienne is the classy and cosy restaurant of the Hotel Scandic Julia in the city centre, found near the charming atmosphere of Vähätori square.

On weekdays Julienne serves a bistro lunch of seasonal flavours, whilst the evening menu pays homage to popular classic French cuisine. Discover also our great Saturday brunch.

Blanko’s long-established restaurant concept operates from the old vaults of a building at the corner of the Aura Bridge. One of the city’s most central locations, the venue is a blend of old and new. In the spirit of fusion the cuisine blends East and West. Lunches on weekdays and bar vibes in the evenings.

Turku’s oldest cellar restaurant is located in the middle of modern Turku, opposite the Hansa Centre and Stockmann department store. The menu successfully blends the best of Finnish and international flavours. A place also well known for its unhurried, comfortable atmosphere.

Eerikinkatu 4, II kerros, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 3360 2132 julia@scandichotels.com

Aurakatu 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 233 3966 ravintola@blanko.net Opening hours and information: www.blanko.net

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61 BRYGGMAN´S RESTAURANT & DELI Designed by the functionalist architect Erik Bryggman, the Plaza Hotel’s elegant restaurant is located on a bustling pedestrian high street in the heart of the city centre. During the day the CafÊ Deli offers a salad and soup lunch as well as sweet treats such as delicious truffles. The more comprehensive evening menu includes the finest Nordic flavours.

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CafĂŠ Art is an art cafĂŠ on the banks of the River Aura – an oasis for lovers of coffee in the city centre. Homemade cakes, pastries and savory snacks as well as Turku Coffee Roastery’s coffee guarantee a unique coffee experience. The coffee is so good that CafĂŠ Art has received the title of ‘Barista of the Year’ no less than seven times. The Turku Coffee Roastery coffee is also sold separately – a great gift or souvenir. The river terrace is open from spring to autumn.

Cafe Brahe is known for the giant pastries, delicious salads, a relaxed mood and traditional Turku hospitality.

Hansa Shopping Centre Tel: +358 (0)2232 5310 Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 9.30am-6pm, Sun 12pm-6pm Skanssi Shopping Centre Tel: 42 +358 (0)2 232 5320 Mon-Fri 9.30am-9pm, Sat 9.45am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm www.cafebrahe.fi

Läntinen Rantakatu 5, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 158 3383 www.cafeart.fi

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A summer oasis in the sunshine of Naantali amidst magnificent coastal surroundings. Ice cream, coffee, snacks and of course nice, long cold drinks. The summer café is also a fully licensed bar.

Di Trevi blows a Mediterranean breeze across Turku’s restaurant scene. The restaurant prides itself on good service, fresh and locally sourced ingredients as well as top quality wines. It is also worth enjoying the restaurant’s milieu at lunchtime – by yourself or with a friend.

In E. Ekblom you’re able to enjoy authentic food, drink and wine in an elegant setting. Ekblom is situated on the shores of the River Aura near to the new library bridge. Ekblom is built along medieval streets in an old vaulted cellar.

Nunnakatu 3, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2477 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi Open daily in summer.

Aurakatu 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 0570097 info@ditrevi.fi www.ditrevi.fi

Läntinen Rantakatu 3, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 536 9445 info@eekblom.fi www.eekblom.fi Check opening hours online!

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A relaxed French bistro that combines the love for, and enjoyment of, good food. You’ll find the easy and comfortable Frans & Emilie ¬bistro, in the Original Sokos Hotel Hamburger Bör¬s, on the edge of the market square. The bistro’s French cuisine and bubbly ‘joie de vivre’ come together in a charming and congenial way.

Restaurant Grill it! Marina combines high-quality grilled dishes with flavours from around the world. The restaurant’s Josper charcoal grill unleashes that true grill-smoked taste. Enjoy a drink in the lounge bar from the array of good wines. In summer admire scenes of the River Aura from the restaurant’s terrace. The little ones even have their own menu.

Linnankatu 32, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 611 6301 www.grillit.fi/marinaturku www.radissonblu.com/en/hotel-turku

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Aurakatu 10, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 799 4002 turku.foija@restel.fi www.foija.fi

Eerikinkatu 10, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 3160 www.raflaamo.fi/turku Sales Service, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 3800 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi

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66 FOIJA The 178-year-old restaurant Foija is located on the edge of the Market Square. The food offered at the street-level wine bar includes steaks and savoury bites – stop in for a drink and have a break from shopping. The brick vaults of the atmospheric cellar provide a unique setting for á la Carte as well as lunchtime dining. The restaurant’s cabinets can be booked for meetings and private parties.

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69 GUSTAVO By the riverside in Turku is Restaurant Gustavo, offering Mediterranean cuisine as well as interesting wines. In addition to dining, the restaurant welcomes patrons for lunch, pizza or a casual snack alongside a glass of wine.

We highly recommend you make a reservation in advance, but a few tables are kept for the occasional walk-in.

Linnankatu 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)46 9222488 Information and reservations: www.gustavo.fi

70 HIILI – AMERICAN BAR & GRILL Hiili offers an authentic American BBQ-experience in a great panoramic location, just next to the market square.

Pulled pork, ribs and other American delicacies are prepared in Hiili’s own smokehouse from early morning to late at night. Our master chefs have created their own BBQ-sauces, and every plate is brought together using only authentic, raw ingredients.

Aurakatu 6, Turku (2nd Floor) Tel: +358 (0)44 7177 440 info@hiiliravintola.fi www.hiiliravintola.fi

17 HONKAPIRTTI Honkapirtti is a popular café and stopping point in the scenic nature of Turku’s Ruissalo. In the cabin spend a cosy coffee break with a delicious freshly baked treat or enjoy a tasty soup lunch every day. Located surrounded by magnificent nature, Honkapirtti also functions as a venue for business gatherings and private occasions such as romantic weddings.

Albert Ravilan raitti, Ruissalo, Turku Tel: +358 (0)44 756 7922 (café-restaurant) Tel: +358 (0)2 445 5100 (sales) info@honkapirtti.fi • 8 www.honkapirtti.fi

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71 HUS LINDMAN An exquisite lunch and reservation restaurant, Hus Lindman operates in the midst of the cultural and historical milieu, in the shadow of the cathedral on the River Aura's east shore. With a diverse and delicious lunch table and elegant halls that accommodate up to 170 guests. In summer the restaurant is complimented by the spacious terrace overlooking the River Aura.

Piispankatu 15, Turku Tel: +358 (0)400 446 100 +358 (0)400 466 800 www.huli.fi Mon-Fri 11am-3pm At other times on reservation.

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2 JUHANA HERTTUAN CELLAR In the bailey of the castle serving during the opening hours of the museum is Juhana Herttuan Cellar, where visitors can choose a delicious weekday lunch or a casual coffee break in the historical setting. During evenings and weekends the restaurant caters for private functions.

Turku Castle Fazer restaurant Juhana Herttuan Cellar Tel: +358 (0)20 729 6905 Sales Service (Conferences & Parties) Tel: +358 (0)20 729 6006 turunlinna@fazer.com www.fazer.fi/turunlinna

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72 KADO SUSHI BAR Widely recognised as offering the best sushi in the city, Kado operates from Turku’s old Market Hall, dating from 1896. This great little place combines easy-going service with light and healthy sushi made from the freshest ingredients. The Market Hall is closed in the evenings so it is recommended to head down to Kado for lunch. Fortunately, takeaway meals and sushitrays are also available.

Eerikinkatu 16, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 232 0210 info@kadosushi.fi www.kadosushi.fi

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The city’s most sought after menus are served at the top of Kaskenmäki hill in Kaskis. Here you’ll find high-quality, carefully prepared food, with a professional and accomplished service concept. The atmosphere is unparalleled and the wines are superb. Kaskis leaves an impression!

Restaurant Ship Bore, moored to the shores of the River Aura, serves a bountiful weekday lunch buffet and on weekends a fantastic brunch. With various restaurant facilities on board, Bore is highly suitable for meetings and special occasions. Responsible for the food aboard Bore is catering company Pitopalvelu Maijalaine Oy.

Logomo Kitchen offers quality food in an inspiring setting. On weekdays enjoy a varied buffet-lunch at the restaurant and on Saturdays a popular brunch. The Kitchen is also a highclass events restaurant and venue extension for events in Logomo.

Round off the evening with a delicious show&dinner package or come for a pre-drink and continue the fun with a glass of something sparkling.

Restaurant Ship Bore Linnankatu 72, Turku Tel: +358 (0)45 886 4944 www.maijalaine.net Group bookings & private events: Tel: +358 (0)50 525 7650 myynti@maijalaine.net

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Köydenpunojankatu 14, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 445 6700 info@logomokitchen.fi www.logomokitchen.fi

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Linnankatu 17, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 734 0310 ravintola@ludu.fi www.ludu.fi

Linnankatu 3, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 231 1111 myynti@mami.fi www.mami.fi Tue-Fri 11am-10pm, Sat 1pm-10pm, Sun-Mon closed

31 MERISALI Enjoy the romance of the old time spa atmosphere on the shores of Naantali’s old town. The large summer terrace opens up to great views of the guest harbour. The buffet table has fresh salads, fish, meat and an abundance of delicacies on offer.

Nunnakatu 1, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2451 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi Open daily in summer, from the start of April to the end of September.

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76 MAMI Ranked amongst the top ten restaurants in Finland, Mami maintains the highest standards year on year. Carefully crafted uncomplicated food, friendly service and an excellent location on the edge of Vähätori. Mami’s summer terrace takes in the most beautiful views of Turku’s Old Great Square and Cathedral. Also the perfect place for lunch.

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75 LUDU Located on Linnankatu is the new, atmospheric restaurant Ludu. The customer experience is truly a priority, with a relaxed and happy restaurant staff striving to offer their best expertise. The continually updated menu is carefully crafted from seasonal, locally sourced fresh ingredients. Drinks are selected from small producers both near and far. In Ludu you can also enjoy live music a few times a week.

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3 M KITCHEN & CAFE Café restaurant M Kitchen & Cafe offers taste sensations on the shores of the River Aura in the premises of Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova. The café restaurant of the Turkubased MBakery provides a fantastic atmosphere in addition to lunches, Saturday and Sunday brunches, bar services, café life as well as catering and conference services.

Join our Saturday brunch and from 11am you can also feast on musical rhythms!

Itäinen Rantakatu 4-6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 197 9005 mkitchencafe@mbakery.fi www.mbakery.fi Mon-Sun 11am-7pm

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Naantalin Kaivohuone is a unique restaurant, club and terrace on the riverside boulevard in Naantali. Summers at Kaivohuone bring a procession of impressive domestic star artists, delicious BBQ, fresh salads and refreshing drinks by the sea.

In the comfort and warmth of Oscar Pub & Grill enjoy good food and drink and set your own mood with a variety of rooms with differing atmospheres.

At Oscar the fun and evening frolics continue late into the night. When the weather is fine the doors open out onto the Börs terrace.

Kaivohuone is also available for exclusive hire, offering the perfect setting for weddings, family celebrations and corporate events.

Nunnakatu 7, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 445 5999 info@naantalinkaivohuone.fi www.naantalinkaivohuone.fi

Kauppiaskatu 6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 3170 www.raflaamo.fi/turku Sales Service, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 3800 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi

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The menu at the Restaurant Koulu suits even the most demanding gourmet whilst upstairs the buffet lunch is one of the most popular in the city.

Situated in the authentic premises of a former girl’s school, there is also the Brewery Pub, cabinet spaces, the winery and the history classroom. In summer the large courtyard includes a terrace and barbecue.

Why settle for good when you can enjoy the delicacies of MBakery – Finland’s best bakery! Piece of Cake offers a touch of luxury for coffee breaks, lunch or celebrations! On Fridays at 12pm come try our Friday Cake Heaven Buffet or enjoy a glass of wine in the splendid atmosphere of Turku Market Hall.

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Eerikinkatu 18, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 274 5757 mypa@panimoravintolakoulu.fi www.panimoravintolakoulu.fi

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Turku Market Hall Eerikinkatu 16 20100 Turku pieceofcake@mbakery.fi www.mbakery.fi/pieceofcake Open weekdays 8am-6pm, Sat 8am-4pm

79 PINELLA One of Finland’s oldest restaurants provides a unique culinary experience in an historic milieu on the shores of the River Aura. The menu comprises carefully perfected dishes made from fresh and high-quality ingredients. Lunch or dinner in the colonnade and the old stone walls of Pinella is an inspiring experience. In the Puupinella bar enjoy something unique from the list of seasonally adapted drinks. In summer Pinella expands onto the terrace to take in views of the river and the old great square.

Vanha Suurtori 2, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 445 6500 info@pinella.fi www.pinella.fi

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Exuding a country romantic mood this summer restaurant offers delicious food, a comfortable atmosphere and the maritime milieu of Naantali’s old town on the edge of the guest marina.

Restaurant Trappi operates from one of Naantali’s oldest buildings on the edge of the convent quarter. The menu of this cosy restaurant offers delicious food from both near and far.

Restaurant Dennis is a place exuding atmosphere, with a warm and intimate ambiance.

- Good food and feeling since 1975

Nunnakatu 3, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2477 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi Open everyday all year round.

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Mannerheiminkatu 2, Naantali 21100 Tel: +358 (0)2 445 5599 info@rantaravintola.fi www.rantaravintola.fi

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81 SERGIO’S This Italian restaurant, on the Western shore of the River Aura, is housed in an old wooden building close to the theatre bridge. Offering a classic menu of authentic Italian cuisine, from pizza to risotto, pasta and speciality ice cream. Most of the wines are individually selected and imported from Italy, as are many of the ingredients.

Humalistonkatu 6 , Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 232 3314 www.viinille.fi

Eerikinkatu 12, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 5650 www.raflaamo.fi/turku

Läntinen Rantakatu 27, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 769 8585 ravintola@sergio.fi www.sergio.fi Mon-Fri 2pm-11pm (in summer), Mon-Fri 4pm-11pm (in winter), Sat 1pm-11pm, Sun closed

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67 RICO A restaurant with rich variety satisfying even the biggest of appetites – alone, as a couple or a larger group.

In addition to seasonal recommendations the menu includes salads, pastas, sumptuous steaks as well as ice cream and speciality coffees .

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80 RESTAURANT VIINILLE Viinille is a small and cosy specialist wine restaurant in Turku’s centre, just off the pedestrian high street. A selection of over 200 wines, most of which are reasonably priced and sold by the glass. Small pastries, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, chorizo sausage as well as tasty cheeses perfectly compliment the beverages.

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Linnankatu 17 20100 Turku info@dennis.fi

Rantaravintola is opening during the summer season and in December for Christmas lunches. The restaurant’s valuable setting also functions as a venue to hire for family gatherings and private occasions.

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75 PIZZERIA DENNIS Ristorante Dennis has been providing good, unpretentious food and pleasing service for over 40 years. The food is distinguished as homemade Italian cuisine and the restaurant is renowned for its unique pizzas. Take a quick detour or sit down for an evening. Different dietary requirements are taken into account on the menu.

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83 SMÖR

From our menu you’ll find juicy, rotisserie-grilled roast chicken and pork, the best Finnish steaks, pan-fried wild salmon, homemade hamburgers, grilled prawns and Italian ice cream. The choice we offer is supplemented by a menu of seasonal favourites. The food as well as the choice of beers, wines and cocktails, have been selected to compliment the sociable atmosphere.

A venue for evening dining in Hamburger Börs’ restaurant world. Delicious food from salads to hamburgers and mouth-watering speciality pizzas cooked on an open fire. Drop in for a coffee, a spot of lunch or join us for a fun-filled evening dining with friends.

Smör offers food, delicately prepared, using ingredients and flavours that stand out with purity and a dash of beauty. The menu changes according to the season. Smör serves from lunch until evening dinner amidst the old cellar milleu on the west bank of the River Aura.

Läntinen Rantakatu 3, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 536 9444 www.smor.fi Check opening hours online!

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Eerikinkatu 23, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 3180 www.raflaamo.fi/turku Sales Service, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 3800 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi

Eerikinkatu 10, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 3190 www.raflaamo.fi/turku Sales Service, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 3800 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi

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Svarte Rudolf is a venerable, highquality ship restaurant with a familyfriendly atmosphere, perfect also as a venue for private parties throughout the year. The famous Baltic herring dishes or the bountiful and diverse weekday lunch buffet are just a taste of what makes Svarte the place to experience.

Tintå is a laidback wine bar close to the Aura Bridge, on the western shore of the river. Offering a selection of over 100 wines, a short but good menu, gourmet pizzas as well as a delicious daily lunch menu. Housed in a former 18th Century stable, the premises still display the original brick walls and arched doorway. Tintå’s terrace blends to the riverside.

Itäinen Rantakatu, Aurajoki, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 250 4567 Reservations: Tel: +358 (0)2 2504567 tai ravintolasvarterudolf@gmail.com. www.svarterudolf.fi

Läntinen Rantakatu 9, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 230 7023 info@tinta.fi Opening times and information: www.tinta.fi

31 31 TRAPPI GARDEN & FÖRIBAARI Pizza and other dishes on the shores of Naantali’s old town. Let artists entertain you in the restaurant during summer and enjoy the views from the terrace of the guest marina and Kultaranta. Föribaari is a comfortable meeting place for groups both large and small.

Nunnakatu 3, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2477 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi Open daily in summer, in winter Föribaari and the huts are open on weekends, at other times on reservation

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Restaurant Uusi Apteekki is a charming café bar where the genuine ambience of an old pharmacy combines with the diverse range of beer, cider and selection of malt whiskies. Here you will rub shoulders with detective Jussi Vares – or at least you would do, if he weren’t the fictional character of Reijo Mäki’s crime thrillers. Maybe instead of Vares you’ll bump into the writer himself. Either way, the cultural legend’s local pub is open everyday of the year .

Restaurant and entertainment venue on the shores of the River Aura!

Vaakahuone Pavilion is often chosen as the most popular restaurant in Turku. Live music (latin, swing, Dixiland jazz) and dancing every evening throughout summer. Enjoy the archipelago buffet and much more besides, from pizza to the salad bar, wine bar, ice-cream terrace and kids buffet.

Kaskenkatu 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 250 2595 www.uusiapteekki.fi

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Linnankatu 40, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 515 3300 info@ukkopekka.fi www.vaakahuone.fi Open day and night all summer long.

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At Harald, in Turku centre, taste the flavours of the forest and the best seafood the local waters have to offer, once enjoyed by the ancient Nordic adventurers. Serving up a wide variety of meats and fish, not to mention delicious vegetable dishes.

Aurakatu 3, Turku Tel: +358 (0)44 766 8204 turku@ravintolaharald.fi www.ravintolaharald.fi Mon 12pm-11pm, Tue-Thu 12pm-12am, Fri-Sat 12pm-1am, Sun 3pm-10pm.

Lunch Mon-Fri 12pm-2pm

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W wine & deli offers high quality, delicately prepared dishes, sushi and salad lunches. Enjoy award-winning specialty coffees, seasonal drinks, wines and a relaxed vibe in a stylish setting – a touch of luxury in the midst of everyday life. The restaurant is found in the city’s best shopping location on the corner of the market square in the heart of Sokos Wiklund department store.

Spend a day enjoying good food and the riverside atmosphere in Turku.

The Turku Food Walk card leads you through the restaurant culture at the heart of Turku. With the card you can choose 5 taster portions from the 10 partner restaurants. The card is valid for three days from the point of first use, so you’re not pushed to visit all 5 restaurants in a day. The Food Walk card can be bought from the Visit Turku tourist information office or via the Visit Turku online shop.

SOKOS Wiklund 1st Floor, Eerikinkatu 11, Turku Tel: +358 (0)10 764 3340 www.raflaamo.fi/turku

1 Aurakatu 2, Turku

Tel: +358 (0)2 262 7444 www.visitturku.fi/food walk shoponline@visitturku.fi

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Linnankatu 3a, Turku www.matbar.fi info@matbar.fi Tel: +358 (0)400 522 707

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76 TÅRGET Tårget combines a restaurant, a wine and cocktail bar with a relaxed atmosphere within the walls of a historic wine cellar. Whether with a small or a large group of friends come to us and enjoy great food, wine and music.

Stop in for a drink, order a light bite or savour a long three-course dinner. Also, don’t forget about Tårget’s events as well as our River Aura terrace – the best in the city.

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HANSA SHOPPING CENTRE Hansa is a shopping centre in the heart of Turku. It is a hub for events, trends and services. Hansa offers a wide selection of stores in different sectors including the Stockmann department store. In Hansa you’ll find over 30 cafes and

restaurants, an extensive range of fashion, as well as banking and currency exchange services. Other facilities include Diacor Medical Centre, the Hansa pharmacy as well as plastic surgery clinic Estetiikka Mansurow. Also located in Hansa is Finland’s

oldest theatre, Åbo Svenska Teater. Hansa is located along one side of the market square and can be easily accessed by foot, by bike or by bus.

Motorists have a convenient garage in P-Louhi or Stockmann Q-Park parking hall.

63 HANSA SHOPPING CENTRE Yliopistonkatu 20, Turku www.hansakortteli.fi SHOPPING CENTRE OPEN: Mon-Fri 7am-9pm, Sat 7.30am-7pm, Sun 10am-7pm

BUSINESS HOURS: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm Stockmann Department Store Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm

home furnishing, makeup, opticians and pharmacy services. The centre has something for the whole family.

In addition there are over 20 cafés and restaurants serving gourmet delights from dawn until dusk. Families with chil-

dren will find a lovely play park, childcare rooms and the new climbing centre in Mylly.

Mylly organises a variety of events throughout the year, such as fashion shows with well-known artist performances.

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Myllynkatu 1 21280 Raisio www.kauppakeskusmylly.fi

RAUMA OPEN: 8 Mon-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm RAISIO Advent Sundays until 9pm. *except Alko and office services.

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The largest shopping centre in Southwest Finland, Mylly is located just 10 minutes from Turku along easy transport links. Mylly services include close to 150 stores. From large high street fashion stores to speciality shops, toy stores,

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Skanssi is a cozy and modern shopping centre just 4 km from Turku City Centre. Under one roof you’ll find a significant number of fashion, sports and leisure products as well as children’s clothing. The convenient restaurant world serves modern world cuisine from salads to burgers, gourmet chocolate to Italian ice cream. Amongst the trees of Skanssi’s courtyard is the FlowPark adventure park (see p.80). Skanssi is easily accessible!

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Skanssinkatu 10, Turku www.skanssi.fi Check opening times at: www.skanssi.fi

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KUI DESIGN, LOCAL SHOP KUI Design’s Local Shop is located in the idyllic Fortuna Court beside the River Aura, just behind the Tourist Information office. Founded by designers from Turku, in KUI Design you’ll find a range of products for many needs. The product range includes decorative textiles, accessories, children’s clothing, jewellery and small items. The store also has popular TURKU and FÖRI –design products. All KUI Design products are designed and also mainly produced in Turku.

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Läntinen Rantakatu 13 A, Turku (inner courtyard) Tel: +358 (0)44 572 6198 www.kuidesign.fi SHOPS OPEN: Mon-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 11am-4pm, also open on advent Sundays.

Au-Holmberg designs, produces and sells unique pieces of jewellery forged from precious metals. The collection includes both high-value jewellery as well as mini-series’ made from silver.

A speciality on offer is the wide selection of Lappish gold nuggets, which you can buy as they are or have made into a pendant.

Itäinen Rantakatu, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 231 6419 info@au-holmberg.fi www.au-holmberg.fi Weekdays 10am-4.30pm or by appointment.

33 KUSTAVI ARTISAN VILLAGE This idyllic family favourite is only an hour’s journey from Turku. On site you’ll find Kustavi Savipaja pottery and Paratiisipaja workshop outlet, a silversmiths, blacksmiths and textile shop. The café offers their famous doughnuts, and in summer in the village courtyard you can pet the bunnies and sheep.

Iniöntie 411 B, 23360 Kustavi Tel: +358 (0)2 845 7700 kustavin.savipaja@kustavi.net www.kustavinsavipaja.fi www.paratiisipaja.com June-Aug Mon-Sun 9am-8pm At other times check opening online.

Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova Itäinen Rantakatu 4–6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 718 1640 info@aboavetusarsnova.fi www.aboavetusarsnova.fi

Mannerheiminkatu 15 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)400 583 011 postia@putiikkiroosa.fi www.putiikkiroosa.fi Roosa serves all year round. Check opening hours online.

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Located in an historical building in the harbour area of the Taalintehdas ironworks village is Rosala Handelsbod’s Shop & Boutique Café. From the shop you can buy souvenir artisan food, natural body care products, text and picture art books from the local region as well as small home décor products.

All the sweet and savoury treats in the boutique café are baked in the Magasiini. On the upstairs floor is an art exhibition and tourist-information.

Tallimäentie 6, 25900 Taalintehdas Tel: +358 (0)50 5574 225 info@magasinet1845.fi www.magasinet1845.fi Open throughout the year. Check opening hours online or give us a call.

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Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova’s museum shop is the most wide-ranging museum shop in Turku. There you will find wonderful jewellery, fun toys, personalised cards and souvenir books for the lovers of history and art.

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Roosa is an enchanting boutique in the centre of Naantali’s idyllic old town.

Charming products are available for all those who love the country romantic style, from dresses to rustic decor and nostalgic items. On Roosa’s shelves and racks can be found delightful femine clothing, beautiful shoes as well as interior design products which conjure the enchantment of an old world era.

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Humalistonkatu 4, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 566 7899 ideaestradi@ideaestradi.fi www.ideaestradi.fi Mon 10am-5.30pm, Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 11am-2pm (check online opening hours for Saturdays in summer)

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89 IDEAESTRADI Ideaestradi offers a great selection of small Finnish-made products such as candles, tableware, ceramics, glassware, toys, textiles, sauna products, cards and accessories. Buy for yourself, as a present, for the home or as a souvenir.

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WITH ALL THE AREA OF TURKU CAN OFFER, YOU’RE SURE TO ENJOY THE BEST REST. THE COSY AND COMFORTABLE PLACES TO STAY WILL GAURANTEE A GOOD NIGHT AND A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE. OPTIONS RANGE FROM QUAINT BED & BREAKFASTS TO THE FULL SERVICE TREATMENT AT A SPA HOTEL . STAY WITHIN SIGHT OF THE CITY CENTRE MARKET SQUARE OR IN THE SERENITY OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS .

WHAT EVER THE PURPOSE OF YOUR TRIP, YOU’LL FIND THE BEST ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING PAGES.

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HOLIDAY CLUB CARIBIA At Holiday Club Caribia you can exercise, relax and enjoy your holiday in a laidback, Caribbean vibe the whole family will love. Kids will enjoy splashing in the spa’s pools and action-packed waterslides, while adults unwind in the various saunas, hot pools and Jacuzzis. Indulge in pampering and relaxation at the Caribia wellness department Harmony Spa and soothingly service your body and soul.

Caribia also offers a variety of versatile conference packages for all kinds of groups. How about a meeting in a hot tub or in the warmth of our smoke sauna?

In Caribia you’ll also find the newly opened Super Park indoor activity park, with plenty of activities for children, teenagers and adults. Some of the hotel rooms have been remodelled and in addition found under the same roof are the following new restaurants: Classic Pizza Restaurant, O’Learys and the Boston Bar.

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Kongressikuja 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)30 687 4001 www.holidayclub.fi SALES SERVICE, TURKU Tel: +358 (0)30 687 4000, Mon-Fri 8am-5pm hotelsales.caribia@holidayclub.fi

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92 CENTRO HOTEL

93 CUMULUS TURKU

A cosy, non-smoking guesthouse in Turku centre. 15 rooms, 6 separate WC/shower rooms and breakfast room. Facilities available for guests include wireless Internet, computers, kitchenette and washing machine.

Breakfast is always plentiful.

Centro is a stylish, modern hotel in downtown Turku, just a few steps from the market square, shops and museums. Despite its central location, Centro has a peaceful atmosphere as a result of the courtyard protection.

Trendy décor, modern art and an outstanding breakfast are but a few reasons to stay at Hotel Centro.

Hotel Cumulus Turku provides a wonderful atmosphere in a central location. Enjoy a good night’s sleep with the pillow of you choice. Every room has free WLAN. There is plenty of parking for guests. Awaiting you is a carefree stay and a sumptuous breakfast – even the little ones will have fun!

Tuureporinkatu 17 C (3rd Floor), Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 233 0230 tuure@netti.fi www.tuure.fi Prices start at: 1 p/rm €39, 2 p/rm €58, 3 p/rm €78, 5 p/rm €92

Yliopistonkatu 12 A (courtyard), Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 211 8100 centro@centrohotel.com www.centrohotel.com

Eerikinkatu 28–30, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 2181 000 turku.cumulus@restel.fi Reservations www.cumulus.fi Tel: +358 (0)200 48 142

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Eerikinkatu 6B, 6th Floor, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 198 3420 info@forenom.fi www.forenom.fi

35 HOTEL AQUARIUS Hotel Aquarius’ seafront location is just a short walk from the vibrant market life of Uusikaupunki. Services include bicycles, free Wi-Fi and free parking, tennis courts, gym and bowling alley, among others. Here you’ll also find a sauna and Jacuzzi complex, where you can get a massage and other treatments. At Restaurant Castello the entire family can enjoy delicious lunches as well as à la carte dishes. The hotel also offers party and conference services and facilities for up to 260 people. Rooms were remodelled in 2015.

Kongressikuja 1, Turku Tel: +358 (0)30 687 4001 www.holidayclub.fi Sales Service, Turku Tel: +358 (0)30 687 4000 hotelsales.caribia@holidayclub.fi

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Kullervontie 11, 23500 Uusikaupunki Tel: +358 (0)2 841 3123 hotelli@hotelliaquarius.fi www.hotelliaquarius.fi

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Call or go online to check availability.

43 HOLIDAY CLUB CARIBIA Holiday Club Caribia is a spectacular and versatile complex close to the centre of Turku. A spa with an authentic Caribbean spirit, an indulgent Harmony Spa treatment department, a range of new restaurant services and the SuperPark indoor activity park, ensure a great time for the whole family.

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94 FORENOM Forenom provides furnished apartments for temporary needs, flexibly and at short notice – entire flats for the cost of a hotel room. Apartments are furnished and fully equipped, modern flats, with four different classifications to choose from.

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Kokoushotelli

95 HOTEL HELMI

KALUSTETTUASUNTO.FI

18 LINNASMÄKI

A private family hotel very close to the bus station. Sound proofed and comfortably furnished rooms with high quality beds will lure you into a relaxing sleep in the city centre. Near to Logomo, the Concert Hall and the city centre services.

Kalustettuasunto.fi offers easy and cost-effective accommodation solutions for companies and business travelers. All options are fully furnished and the choices include individual homes and apartment complexes, which are suitable even for larger groups of people. Most facilities are located in the centre and near the Turku shipyard.

Affordable hostel in the heart of nature only 4 km from the centre of Turku. Guests are treated to a sauna and swimming pool as well as interesting hiking routes. Bicycles are available to hire in summer. The hostel is invalid-equipped and also offers family rooms and apartments. Plenty of free parking. Free WiFi.

Timo Ervelä Tel: +358 (0)400 825118 timo@kalustettuasunto.fi Tiia Sucksdorff Tel: +358 (0)40 6565313 tiia@kalustettuasunto.fi www.kalustettuasunto.fi Tel: +358 (0)20 198 0300

Lustokatu 7, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 4123 500 info@linnasmaki.fi www.linnasmaki.fi

Tuureporinkatu 11, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 786 2770 Reservations and information: Tel: +358 (0)20 786 2770 hotellihelmi@hotellihelmi.fi www.hotellihelmi.fi

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96 MERIPESÄ HOLIDAY VILLAGE Meripesä is located in Kimito, near the beauty of the Archipelago National Park. The vacation village can be easily reached on uncrowded roads without ferry crossings from both Helsinki and Turku. The cottages are warm even in winter. Ölmosintie 400, 25870 Dragsfjärd Tel: +358 (0)2 425 018, +358 (0)40 550 0473 info@meripesa.fi www.meripesa.fi

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As well as a marina, waterfront restaurant and campsite, the Yurt cottage is a unique feature of the Archipelago resort. Frisbee golf and several swimming beaches are found in the area, and the campsite also caters for caravans. Restaurant Helena hosts dances with live music every Saturday from midsummer until the end of August. Lootholma is 75 km from Turku and opens daily June-August, and in May & September by reservation. Cottage rental available throughout the year.

Naantali Spa Hotel is an indulgent sensory experience. Our comprehensive range of services includes top class accommodation alongside spa&wellness, conference, restaurant and recreational services. The spa and conference hotel is located in maritime surroundings, a short walk from Moominworld and Naantali’s old town. The distance from Turku is just 15 km.

Kuninkaantie 193, 23360 Kustavi Tel: +358 (0)50 556 0440 www.lootholma.fi info@lootholma.fi

Matkailijantie 2, 21100 Naantali Sales Service Tel: +358 (0)2 445 5100 info@naantalispa.fi www.naantalispa.fi

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76 ORIGINAL SOKOS HOTEL HAMBURGER BÖRS

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Located on the edge of the market square on the upper floors of Sokos Wiklund is a hotel with modern decor offering a peaceful setting for guests, with the heart of Turku only an elevator ride away. All services of Original Sokos Hotel Hamburger Börs are available to guests of City Börs.

The stories and experiences from the within the walls of the legendary Hamburger Börs are sure to run into thousands. The elegant rooms, diverse restaurant world and sauna and swimming pool complex over-looking the rooftops of Turku, combine to guarantee a relaxing experience. From the lobby information get the best tips on attractions and events.

Seurahuone is the cosiest hotel of the city just a couple of blocks from the centre square. The hotel’s individualised rooms, cosy corner bistro Sevilla & Co and happy hotel hospitality staff, create an amiable ambiance for a successful visit to Turku.

68 RADISSON BLU MARINA PALACE HOTEL Relax and live in luxury at the Radisson Blu Marina Palace Hotel, on the shores of the River Aura, where Turku’s history and city culture blend in harmony. Luxurious rooms, high-quality restaurant and versatile services create a unique hotel experience, every moment of which guests will enjoy.

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Located on the outermost headland of Ruissalo island is the cosy campsite Ruissalo Camping. The area is well equipped with Caravan Park, swimming beach, sauna, minimarket, indoor accommodation and service building, which includes hot showers and laundry facilities. Among other things, there is minigolf, volleyball, badminton and basketball, as well as café-restaurant Saaronniemi.

Located on the scenic island of Ruissalo, the Spa Hotel offers a magnificent setting for holidays, conferences as well as rehabilitation, providing diverse treatments, restaurants and recreational services. Ruissalo Spa Hotel is the most natural choice, only 10 km from the centre of Turku.

Saarontie 25, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 26 25 100, +358 (0)50 559 0139 ruissalo.camping@turku.fi

Ruissalon puistotie 640, Turku Sales Service Tel: +358 (0)2 445 5100 info@ruissalospa.fi www.ruissalospa.fi

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Linnankatu 32, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 123 4710 reservations.finland@radissonblu.com sales.turku@radissonblu.com www.radissonblu.com/en/hotel-turku

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Kauppiaskatu 6, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 381 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi www.sokoshotels.fi

Eerikinkatu 23, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 301 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi www.sokoshotels.fi

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Eerikinkatu 11, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 337 381 sales.turku@sokoshotels.fi www.sokoshotels.fi

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58 SCANDIC JULIA The completely renovated and extended Scandic Julia is located right in Turku centre, close to the River Aura and the idyllic Vähätori Square. Each room is air-conditioned, and some have a sauna. The menu at Bistro Julienne is in the spirit of traditional French cuisine. Parking is located on site. Disability rooms are available.

Eerikinkatu 4, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 336 000 Reservations straight from the hotel: Tel: +358 (0)2 336 000 julia@scandichotels.com www.scandichotels.fi/julia

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Comfortable, air-conditioned rooms, great in-house restaurant and friendly service in downtown Turku, along the main pedestrian high street.

Bryggman´s Deli also serves at lunchtime. The hotel building, designed by Erik Bryggman, is a beautiful example of functionalist architecture.

Yliopistonkatu 29, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 33 200 Reservations straight from the hotel: Tel: +358 (0)2 33 200 plaza.turku@scandichotels.com www.scandichotels.fi/plaza

97 TAATTISTEN TILA Taattisten Tila offers guest rooms and cottages, conference and party services, a smoke sauna and hot tubs, all on the Archipelago Trail in Naantali. Moomin World is just 9km and Turku is 23km. The farm’s 150 hectares offers plenty of outdoor activities, both for families and large groups. The area also boasts a beach, ski trails, a tepee hut and shelter and nature trails. There are canoes and rowing boats on the farm. In the party facilities guests are able to enjoy their own drinks.

Koverintie 23 21160 Merimasku Tel: +358 (0)2 4369583 +358 (0)400 828108 www.taattistentila.fi

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HOSTEL BOREA This unique hostel is located aboard an old, 130-cabin cruise ship from the 1960’s, now moored to the banks of the River Aura. The price of a room includes bed linen, towels and breakfast served in the ship’s buffet restaurant. A free morning sauna is available in the old crew quarters. There are toilets and showers and additional facilities include free WiFi, luggage storage and a laundry room.

The two restaurants on board are run by catering company Pitopalvelu Maijalaine Oy.

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Linnankatu 72, Turku Tel: +358 (0)40 843 6611 hostelborea@turku.fi www.hostelborea.fi

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Come aboard the newest cruise ship of the Baltic Sea, Viking Grace! Viking Line offers daily departures both morning and night. So whether travelling to Turku, Mariehamn or Stockholm, exciting destinations, attractive sights and new experiences await. Escape the mundane, everyday life for a day or a little longer – the choice is yours. Step aboard to enjoy a variety of entertainment, great food, spa treatments and discount shopping, all amidst the magnificent archipelago scenery.

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FINNLINES rant, bar, shop and playroom as well as a variety of cabins. The cruise route is only for passengers travelling with vehicles. Holidaymakers travelling by car, caravan, motorcycle and bicycle are warmly welcomed.

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Tel: +358 (0)9 231 43 100 passenger@finnlines.com www.finnlines.com

Swift connections to Finland and the Åland Islands! Finnlines’ freight and passenger ferries travel year round from Sweden to Finland and the Åland Islands. Departures from Kapellskär to Långnäs and Naantali up to three times per day. On board is a buffet restau-

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Aurakatu 5, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 4811 Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 9am-2pm. www.foli.fi

Turku, Kaarina, Raisio, Naantali, Lieto and Rusko are part of Föli – a single transport area. The region ensure tickets, pricing and discount groups are the same. Travel in the Föli area is easy and affordable regardless of municipal boundaries. Trips with single tickets or travel cards are valid for 2 hours, so you can change bus during this time. Travel cards (discount and season cards) can be bought

from Foli service locations and you can buy single tickets on the bus. Single tickets and travel cards (1-14 day) you can also buy via the mobile app. Travel services to help with your journey, such as the journey planner, mobile tickets and stop timetables, as well as other information, are found at: www.foli.fi Find the best route at reittiopas.foli.fi

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The Short Archipelago Trail can be cycled in a day, but better to book out a few and take your time.

Nearer by you’ll find places such as Ruissalo’s Saaronniemi and Botanical Garden, Vaarniemi Shelter and lookout tower in Lieto. Located in Turku are Kylämäki Village and Pirunpesä, then there is also Naantali’s Old Town. You can also explore the cycling trails online at: http://www.turku.fi/ en/leisure/sports/sports-and-exercise-maps

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Discover Turku by bike! Distances are short and the beautiful sights on the banks of the River Aura are best experienced from the saddle.

You can rent bikes, including helmets, for a few hours or several days from the offices of Visit Turku. Don’t forget one of our handy free maps!

From the saddle of bike you can ride to local beaches or even to the recreational sites of neighbouring regions. You can also ride along the Archipelago Trail, which offer fantastic vantage points and a unique environment.

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Bicycle Day Rental €23/day

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Aurakatu 2, Turku Information Tel: +358 (0)2 262 7444 Tel: +358 (0)40 593 6900 info@visitturku.fi +358 (0)400 636 900

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TURKU’S POPULARITY AS A VENUE FOR EVENTS, CONFERENCE AND CONGRESSES IS WELL KNOWN, BUT IT IS ALSO AN ENCHANTING PLACE FOR FAMILY GATHERINGS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS. THE VARIETY WITHIN THE REGION PUTS IT IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU ORGANISE A PARTY OR CONFERENCE IN A CASTLE, ON A STEAMBOAT OR IN A PENTHOUSE SAUNA?

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Throughout its entire 800-year history Turku has witnessed celebrations, encounters, gatherings and made pivotal agreements and resolutions. The whole city is one of the most interesting event exhibition areas in the Baltic Sea region. Thanks to its geographical location Turku has always been easy to reach by boat, car or plane. With an exotic archipelago unequalled throughout the world on the city’s doorstep, the venues for special occasions are exceptional!

The major advantages for Turku are the short distances and a compact city centre. Thousands of delegates to scientific congresses and conventions visit the area every year. The myriad facilities and services located in a small area allow even large international congresses to make ecologically preferable choices, for example, and still keep logistics manageable. Logomo, the

centre for culture, art and the creative economy, continues to gain in popularity. The new facilities of Turku City Theatre open along the shores of the River Aura in summer 2017, more fantastic than ever before, whilst Radisson Blu Marina Palace offers the entire package in the city centre at the heart of the River Aura scenery. The following pages will provide tips on the many places that can make yours the perfect event.

More information on the best venues for conferences and celebrations is found at: meetturku.fi. For services to help design large events and international congresses, contact: convention@turku.fi. Get guidance, advice and tips from Visit Turku sales service: sales@visitturku.fi.

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TURKU CASTLE & OLD GREAT SQUARE Turku Castle is a unique environment in which to organise both private and corporate occasions.

The castle offers a magnificent setting for meetings, conferences, gala dinners, weddings and other events. For example, celebrate in renaissance style in the King’s Hall or host a seminar in the Bryggman Hall. The castle church is available for weddings and christening parties.

In addition to Turku Castle located on the Old Great Square are the Old Town Hall and Brinkkala Mansion providing facilities for banquets and meetings. The areas of the castle and the Old Great Square are areas rich in Finnish history. This creates a truly unique atmosphere for these festive venues.

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Facility Reservations Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0961 kulttuuri.tilat@turku.fi, Mon-Fri 9am-3pm www.turku.fi/turun-linna/ vuokrattavat-tilat

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Turku Castle Restaruant Services Fazer Food Services Tel: +358 (0)20Â 729 6006 kokoukset@fazer.com

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NAANTALI SPA Matkailijantie 2, 21100 Naantali

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CORPORATE SALES Tel: +358 (0)2 44 55 300 corporate.sales@naantalispa.fi www.naantalispa.fi

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Naantali Spa is a spa and conference hotel not far from Turku.

In a location with good transport connections the hotel is an ideal destination for meetings and events. The distance from Turku to the spa is only 15 km. Naantali Spa offers a wide range of conference facilities from the intimate cabinets and the Eeva creative lounge, to the 450-person capacity Ballroom.

The spa hotel also provides restaurant and wellness services, as well as a variety of choices for entertainment and activities. The themes offered at the spa’s restaurants – the exotic and traditional of Le Soleil, Asian cuisine at Thai Garden and the lively yet relaxed TK’s – bring a touch of variety to daily meetings.

RUISSALO SPA Ruissalon puistotie 640, Turku CORPORATE SALES Tel: +358 (0)2 44 55 300 corporate.sales@ruissalospa.fi www.ruissalospa.fi

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Ruissalo Spa’s location in a seaside cove in Turku provides an excellent backdrop for conferences, training and recreational retreats.

There are conference spaces, a barbecue hut by the sea as well as the cosy lounge with private sauna close to the swimming pool complex. With its specialist rehabilitation unit Ruissalo Spa is also ideal as a venue for groups with special needs.

Also found on site are a wide range of restaurant services as well as 171 hotel rooms, 43 of which are elegant and spacious mini-suites in the spa’s new high-class annex. Additionally, it is also possible to rent the Villa Marina apartment, located in Ruissalo’s guest marina, along the beach next to the spa.

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Kultaranta Resort offers a variety of recreation and wellness services as well as a spectacular setting for gatherings, corporate meetings, celebrations and other organised events.

Kultaranta’s unique facilities are easily adapted for gatherings of just a few people to cocktail parties for 300 guests. The modern clubhouse or old stone barn creates an elegant backdrop for corporate hospitality and private occasions.Being in the middle of the most beautiful archipelago landscape is an experience in itself. Delectable catering as well as attentive service leave a positive impression on company guests. The top-class seaside accommodation provides a fitting end to a successful day. Read more on p.55.

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Kultaranta Resort Oy Naantali Särkänsalmentie 178 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)75 326 6000 myyntipalvelu@kultarantaresort.fi www.kultarantaresort.fi

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Built in the surroundings of an old fisherman’s village is this distinctive conference and recreation venue in Naantali’s archipelago. Run by an award-winning tourism company, the village caters for groups and companies and operates throughout the year. Herrankukkaro is suitable for anyone who desires a unique and memorable environment for a special occasion. Herrankukkaro provides guests with 9 conference spaces (largest 240 people), individualised accommodation for 100, fun nature activities as well as 6 saunas (including the world’s largest smoke sauna, 124 people). The archipelago cuisine can even be enjoyed around a blazing campfire.

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RESERVATIONS Tel: +358 (0)2 515 3300 info@herrankukkaro.fi www.herrankukkaro.fi (Att. groups only, min. 10 guests)

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Paavaistentie 260 21150 Rymättylä Tel: +358 (0)2 252 4310 eira.koivurinta@aijalanrusti.fi www.aijalanrusti.fi

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Kankas Manor is a unique complex just 15 minutes journey from Turku.

Create your own individual celebrations, meetings and events at the historic and magnificent manor. Kankas is capable of hosting large-scale events but also flexible for smaller occasions, whatever the time of year. The manor also holds exhibitions, concerts, gala lunches, open lectures and markets.

On offer for groups are guided tours of the manor and gardens. For opening times and more information on the manor, go to: www.kankas.fi.

Congresses, meetings, training events, family celebrations. Linnasmäki provides comfortable and suitable facilities as well as a variety of services, regardless of group size, whether 5 or 200. The architecture, location, hotel and restaurant services, in addition to modern equipment, are just some of the reasons Linnasmäki has risen among the ranks of the top conference hotels. Facilities can be designed to meet the special requirements of the group. WiFi is free!

Finnkino Oy Kauppiaskatu 11, Turku Tel: +358 (0)9 1311 9205 yritysmyynti@finnkino.fi www.finnkinob2b.fi

Kankaistentie 52–57, 21250 Masku Tel: +358 (0)40 486 4545 info@kankas.fi www.kankas.fi

Conference and Party Services Lustokatu 7, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 4123 500 info@linnasmaki.fi www.linnasmaki.fi

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101 FINNKINO CINEMA Embrace the cinema experience and inspire your audience with business presentations and product launches that are a cut above the rest. Finnkino Cinemas – Kinopalatsi Turku – offers comfortable seating, large screens and private screenings – all topped off with your favourite popcorn. Bring your corporate event to life at Kinopalatsi.

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At Äijälän farmstead, located on Rymättylä Island in Naantali’s Archipelago, the natural surroundings create an excellent setting for meetings, training, parties and client events. The site is under an hour by car or boat from Turku. Use as your base the villa on Paradise Island with the smoke saunas and hot tubs, or Pikku Paradise Island with its log cabins and beach saunas. Visitors are collected by boat from either Turku, Naantali, or Äijälä beach.

The voyages are in either the 40-person capacity luxury yacht M/Y Harmony, or the 19-person capacity M/S Juhana. There is also the opportunity for canoe and nature safaris, charter boat trips and many other acivities, from fishing to viking long-boats.

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102 MAUNO RESTAURANT AND CONFERENCE SERVICES Mauno is a versatile restaurant, conference and convention centre in Kupittaa, just 2 km from Turku centre.

The conference services include several large auditoriums as well as many smaller and adaptable meeting facilities. There are exclusive restaurant services where you can organise versatile evening events. In the new sauna facilities you’ll find Jacuzzis and great views that open out over the city.

31 RUOHOKARI Ruohokari, near the edge of Naantali’s old town, is a magnificent setting for even the most demanding groups. The journey to the island’s natural beauty is 15 mins by boat. The island is ideal for meetings (max. 20 people) or for fun evening soirees. Ruohokari has a delightful traditional wood-fired sauna.

Crown the perfect social occasion with great food – the menu has options to suit every taste. Ruohokari has a full alcohol license.

Verkatehtaankatu 4, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 253 5809 +358 (0)50 525 7650 myynti@maijalaine.net www.maijalaine.net

Sales Service: Ravintola Trappi Nunnakatu 3, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2477 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi/saaristoretket

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Mauno Sales office: Tel: +358 (0)10 315 3000 sales@mauno.fi www.mauno.fi

103 RESTAURANT VERKAHOVI Restaurant Verkahovi allows you to organise a meeting or private event with ease. Connected to the restaurant is a small cabinet available for privacy, and for larger groups there is the upstairs banquet room. Catering for meetings comes from our own kitchen, the responsibility of Pitopalvelu Maijalaine.

We also offer catering services at premises requested by the client.

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58 SCANDIC JULIA At Scandic Julia there are seven versatile spaces for meetings and celebrations of 10–280 guests. The facilities are located on the 2nd floor next to the restaurant, whilst on the ground floor the new, unique Å Hall is surrounded by the foundations of a medieval church. Technical equipment and skilled staff, as well as acclaimed food, create the basis for outstanding gatherings and events. At Scandic Julia organise a unique event in the centre of Turku, close to excellent transport links and services.

Eerikinkatu 4, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 336 000 www.scandichotels.fi Sales Service: meeting.julia@scandichotels.com

104 TAMMILUOTO COUNTRY WINERY Tammiluoto Country Winery is located on the shores of Pargas about 30 km from Turku. The farm’s wine store and wine tavern/café are open daily in summer from 11am – 6pm, and at other times on reservation. Groups can reserve catering, facility and product introductions, as well as shopping visits, all year round. The conference and party building has a 120-person capacity and is ideal for weddings and conferences, whilst the wine tavern is perfect for small groups.

Tammiluoto 244, 21630 Pargas Tel: +358 (0)2 4586 899 +358 (0)400 227 298 viinitila@tammiluoto.fi www.tammiluoto.fi

19 UITTAMO PAVILION Uittamo Pavilion is a magnificent location by the sea only 5 km from the centre of Turku. The pavilion is an ideal summer venue for family gatherings or corporate events. There is space for events both large and small, accommodating 10–800 guests. The high quality restaurant serves from the May Day weekend to the Crayfish parties in the autumn. The dance stage also hosts many nice events during summer so go to our web pages to access more information.

Rykmentintie 29, Turku www.uittamopaviljonki.fi

Finland’s largest brewery-restaurant operates from an old school building constructed in 1889. The Koulu’s cosy atmosphere creates a relaxed mood for casual gatherings as well as meetings.

Although the venue is steeped in history all the facilities offer modern day conference technologies. Great service is the crowning glory of successful events and social evenings.

Eerikinkatu 18, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 274 5757 mypa@panimoravintolakoulu.fi www.panimoravintolakoulu.fi

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HISTORY AND ART Sales Service: Restaruant Trappi Nunnakatu 3, 21100 Naantali Tel: +358 (0)2 435 2477 asiakaspalvelu@ravintolatrappi.fi www.visitnaantali.fi/saaristoretket

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45 TURKU CITY THEATRE In summer 2017 Turku City Theatre opens its new facilities along the banks of the River Aura – more brilliant than ever before. The renovation and extension has given a new look to the workshop, technology, costume, prop and staging facilities. In addition to this extension there has also been investment into the conference and party facilities in particular. Read more on p.94.

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Located across from the Turku City Theatre on the opposite shore of the river is hotel Radisson Blu Marina Palace. The hotel’s cooperation with the city theatre helps to make the organization of events effortless, providing high quality experiences for city visitors.

Linnankatu 32, Turku Tel: +358 (0)20 123 4710 reservations.finland@radissonblu.com sales.turku@radissonblu.com www.radissonblu.com/fi/hotelli-turku

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Köydenpunojankatu 14, Turku Tel: +358 (0)29 123 4800 info@logomo.fi www.logomo.fi

Itäinen Rantakatu 14, Turku Logomo Theatre Köydenpunojankatu 14, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0000 Domino Theatre Humalistonkatu 7, Turku Tel: +358 (0)2 262 0000

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49 LOGOMO An events venue and party and conference facility in the centre of Turku, close to the main railway station. The versatility and adaptability of Logomo makes it the perfect place for events of any size. The types and size of events it can host are virtually limitless. The venue offers dozens of conference rooms and hospitality booths, which can be hired for meetings, training sessions and also for PR purposes. The old locomotive workshop has been tastefully modernised and the rooms equipped with modern technology. Read more on p.103.

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Villa Wolaxin tie 40 21620 Kuusisto Tel: +358 (0)40 533 1469 myynti@villawolax.fi www.villawolax.fi

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Väski Sauna, close to Naantali, offers the perfect place for an evening gettogether, swim and barbecue. Organised rowing trips in full-sized, authentic Sulkava church boats are available, whether for a playful competition or to enjoy the serenity of the archipelago. Väski’s meeting rooms are suitable for 10-12 people, whilst the sauna and fireplace salon can accommodate up to 15. Väski Sauna is just 15 mins by boat from Naantali’s old town.

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105 VILLA WOLAX Villa Wolax offers catering and an elegant venue for weddings, celebrations, conferences and sauna evenings. The Villa and its sauna buildings provide a choice of facilities suitable for small meetings as well as large conferences with a capacity of 120. In the idyllic Commodore’s and Captain’s seaside villas, fire up the wood burning stoves and relax in the soothing sauna steam, or enjoy a hydro massage in the terrace Jacuzzi. The journey to the magnificent location of Villa Wolax is only 20 minutes from Turku by car or boat.

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DIRECTORY Page Map

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HISTORY, MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova ................. 20 Art Chapel..................................... 32 Biological Musuem........................ 30 Brinkhall Manor............................ 33 Ett Hem – Cultural Home Museum.23 Forum Marinum............................. 31 Kylämäki Village........................... 30

THEATRE AND OTHER PERFORMANCES

3 15 12 15 6 14 13

Luostarinmäki Handicrafts Museum ....................................... 24

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Pharmacy Museum & Qwensel House ............................. 25

Steamship S/S Ukkopekka......... 44 23 Raisio........................................ 58 36 Rauma...................................... 60 38 Ruissalo.................................... 40 17 Salo…………………..……61 39 Taivassalo................................. 56 34 Turku Recreational Islands........ 42 Utö............................................ 51 30 Uusikaupunki............................ 57 35

Turku Art Museum ........................ 26 Turku Castle.................................. 18 Turku Cathedral ........................... 22 Turku City Library ......................... 29

Emma Theatre...........................100 31 Linnateatteri...............................96 52 Samppalinna Summer Theatre......................................100 55 Tehdas Theatre............................97 53 Turku City Theatre.......................94 45 Turku City Theatre:

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Åland Islands............................ 52

Domino Theatre...........................94 50

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Turku City Theatre:

Turku Orthodox Church...................... 109 Vanhalinna ................................... 32 16 Wäinö Aaltonen Museum............... 28

ArtTeatro.....................................99 33 AB Dance Company.....................98 53 Dance Theatre Eri........................98 54

Vepsä........................................ 42

River Aura Walking Tour.................. 6 Sibelius Museum .......................... 23

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3 Adventure Park.......................... 74 41 Flowpark .................................. 80 42 Jukupark Water Park.................. 81 18 S/S Ukkopekka Pirate Adventure....................... 79 23 Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova.............. 76

Logomo Theatre...........................94 49 Åbo Svenska Teater.....................95 51 Turku Youth Theatre....................97 MUSIC Aurafest......................................92 20 Ruisrock......................................89 17

Museums for Families .............. 78

Turku Philharmonic Orchestra....................................91 47

ARCHIPELAGO AND SURROUNDINGS

Moominworld............................. 71 31 SuperPark................................. 81 43

Archipelago Booking

Turku Sightseeing..................... 79

of Finland...................................... 49

27 25 Archipelago Trail (short) ............... 46 25 Auranmaa..................................... 64 40 Bike & Hike in the Archipelago...... 46 25 Botanical Garden ......................... 41 17 Kaarina......................................... 59 37 Kasnäs.......................................... 50 29 Kemito Islands.............................. 48 26 Kultaranta Resort ......................... 55 31 Kustavi.......................................... 56 33 Lieto.............................................. 63 16 Loimaa.......................................... 65 40 Maisaari........................................ 42 M/S Lily......................................... 45 24 M/S Rudolfina............................... 45 24 Masku........................................... 55 32 Mossala Island Resort................... 49 28 Naantali........................................ 54 31 Pargas ......................................... 47 25

Turku Swimming Places............ 43

SPORTS

Archipelago Trail (long)................. 46

Väski Adventure Island.............. 73 31

Kultaranta Resort........................55 31 Paavo Nurmi Games....................85 44

EVENTS

Paavo Nurmi Games Juniors........85 44 Paavo Nurmi Marathon...............85 45

Pähkinäinen.................................. 42 146

Turku Music Festival...................90

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Paavo Sports Day........................85 44 Bicycle Hire...............................133 1

Marli Areena............................ 103 57 Konstrundan ............................ 99 25

Turku Swimming Places..............43

Logomo................................... 103 49 Låna Picnic Boats..................... 92 48

CAFES,

Medieval Markets...................... 89 46 Nordic Championship Trotting... 93 18

Bistro Julienne..........................112 58 Blanko.......................................112 59

Old Great Square

Brahen Kellari...........................112 60 Bryggman’s Restaurant & Deli. 112 61

Christmas Markets.................. 101 46

RESTAURANTS & NIGHTCLUBS

Paavo Nurmi Festival................ 85 Café Art.....................................112 62 Café Brahe................................112 63 The Tall Ships Races 2017........ 88 Turku Fair & Congress Center .102 56 Vaakahuone Pavilion................. 93 23

Café Santala.............................113 31 Di Trevi......................................113 64 E. Ekblom..................................113 65 Foija..........................................113 66

Page Map Food Walk............................ 111,119 Frans & Emilie Bistro................. 113 Grill it! Marina........................... 113 Gustavo...................................... 114 Hiili - American Bar & Grill........ 114 Honkapirtti................................. 114 Hus Lindman.............................. 114 Juhana Herttuan Cellar.............. 114 Kado sushi bar........................... 114 Kaskis........................................ 115 Logomo Kitchen.......................... 115 Ludu........................................... 115 Mami.......................................... 115 Merisali...................................... 115 M Kitchen & Cafe....................... 116 Naantalin Kaivohuone................ 116 New Pharmacy........................... 119 Oscar Pub & Grill....................... 116 Brewery Resaurant Koulu........... 116 Piece of cake - MBakery cafe..... 116 Pinella........................................ 116 Pizzeria Dennis........................... 117 Rantaravintola........................... 117 Restaurant Ship Bore................. 115 Restaurant Trappi...................... 117 Restaurant Viinille..................... 117 Rico............................................ 117 Sergio’s.................................... 117 Sevilla & Co............................... 118 ShamRockCafe........................... 118 Smör.......................................... 118 Svarte Rudolf............................. 118 Tintå........................................... 118 Trapin Piha & Föribaari.............. 118 Tårget......................................... 119 Vaakahuone Pavilion............ 93, 119 Viking Restaurant Harald........... 119 W wine & deli............................. 119

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Hansa Shopping Centre...........120 63 Mylly Shopping Centre..............121 36

Brewery Restaurant Koulu.........141 77

Skanssi Shopping Centre.........122 42 KUI Design, Local shop.............122 88

(Turku Castle etc)......................136

31 3 31 85 77 78 72 79 75 31 74 31 80 67 81 82 67 83 84 59 31 76 23 86 87

Kustavi Handicrafts Village.....123 33 Magazinet 1845.......................123 90

Cultural Facilities Finnkino Cinema.......................139 101 Food Walk...........................111,119 1

Roosa Boutique........................123 31

Herrankukkaro...........................138 100 Kankas Manor...........................139 32

ACCOMMODATION & SPAS

Kultaranta Resort.................55,138 31 Linnasmäki...............................139 18

Booking of Finland.....................49 27

Logomo..............................103,141 49 Låna Picnic Boats ......................92 48

Bed & Breakfast Tuure ............127 91

Mauno Restaurant

Centro Hotel.............................127 92

& Conference Services..............140 102

Cumulus Turku.........................127 93

Meetturku..................................134

Forenom...................................127 94

Naantali Spa.............................137 31

Holiday Club Caribia.........126,127 43 Hotel Aquarius.........................127 35

Paradise Islands.......................139 100 Radisson Blu Marina Palace.....141 68

Hotel Helmi..............................128 95 Kalustettuasunto.fi..................128

Restaurant Verkahovi................140 103 Ruissalo Spa.............................137 17

Linnasmäki .............................128 18 Meripesä Holiday Village..........128 96

Ruohokari..................................140 31 Scandic Julia.............................140 60

Lootholma................................128 33 Naantali Spa Hotel........... 128,137 31

Tammiluoto Country Winery.......140 104

Original Sokos Hotel

Gatorade Center........................103 56

City Börs..................................129 87

Turku-areenat:

Original Sokos Hotel

Marli Areena..............................103 57 Turku Castle........................18, 136 2

Archipelago

Hamburger Börs.......................129 76 Original Sokos Hotel Seurahuone..............................129 82 Radisson Blu Marina Palace Hotel.............................129 68 Ruissalo Camping....................129 17

Turku-areenat:

Turku City Theatre.....................141 45 Uittamo Pavilion.......................140 19 Villa Wolax.................................141 105 Väski Sauna..............................141 31

Ruissalo Spa Hotel............129,137 17 Scandic Julia............................130 60

CAR RENTALS & TRANSPORT

Scandic Plaza..........................130 61 Ship Hostel Borea.....................130 79

Finnlines...................................132

Taattisten Tila..........................130 97

Turku Airport.............................142

Bicycle Hire...............................133

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Tallink Silja...............................142 108 Turku Coach Station..................142 107

SHOPPING

Archipelago

Turku Main Railway Station.......142 106 Turku Transport Office.......132, 142 99

Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova

Booking of Finland.....................49 27

Viking Line........................131, 142 98

3 AU-Holmberg Goldsmiths........... 123 53 Ideaestradi................................. 123 89

Bike & Hike

SERVICES FOR GROUPS

Museum Shop............................ 123

In the Archipelago......................46 25 Botanical Garden ......................41 17 147

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