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Helsinki par brīvu: https://www.routesnorth.com/helsinki/33-cheap-and-free-things-to-do-in-helsinki/
1.Linnanmaki atrakciju parks: https://www.linnanmaki.fi/en/rides/. Ieeja parkā par brīvu. Aptuveni 5 Eur viens brauciens. Var paņemt aproci pa 38 Eur uz visiem braucieniem vai 45 Eur kopā ar akvāriju.
6.Temppeliaukion Church
Muzeju karte. Derīga 12 mēnešus. 69 eur cilvēkam. Kopā ir 207 Eur
Somijas nacionālie parki : https://www.nationalparks.fi/en/
Kas jāredz Helsinkos. https://www.delfi.lv/turismagids/galamerki/no-sena-cietoksna-lidz-laikmetigiem-muzejiem-septinas-lietas-kas-obligati-jaredz-helsinkos.d?id=55275132
12.Jurmo Observation Tower. Access
You can access the island by a ferry called "Baldur" leaving from Pärnäs, Nauvo, Parainen. The ferry is free of charge. There are accommodation possibilities on the island.
Great way to experience the birds of the Finnish archipelago. Jurmo is one of the few places in Finland where Little Tern breed. The breeding species also include Barred Warbler and the southern subspecies of Dunlin, as well as great numbers of more common species. Therefore, keep in mind that the western side of the island is restricted during breeding season.
The habitat is very variable, from lush forests to sandy beaches and open sea. The island attracts lots of migrating birds – it's possible to see thousands of insectivores such as European Robin, Goldcrest and different warblers feeding on the island. Also a variety of rarities has been seen. For example, some Collared Flycatcher are observed every spring, and Jurmo is one of the few places in Europe to have Alpine Accentor, Siberian Accentor and Black-throated Accentor on the sightings list. In autumn and winter Jurmo is also one of the best places in Finland to see Purple Sandpiper, often by the hundreds, as well as Shore Lark and Snow Bunting. A total of 318 species have been seen on the island.
Jurmo bird observatory is located on the island. The breeding and migrating birds are monitored year-round on the observatory by volunteers. Daily activities include standardized migration watch, routes and ringing with mist nests. More than 300,000 birds have been ringed since 1962.
23.Vantaanjoki Nature Trail 60.59681, 24.80328 2,9 km 5 min.
The trail is set in the rich and varied cultural heritage landscape of the Hyria Education institute’s agricultural and forest estate. The route starts out along the banks of the scenic Vantaa River (Vantaanjoki) before delving into woodland. The trail also passes through open farmland.
The nature trail is clearly marked and can be followed online via www.excursionmap.fi.
Difficulty: easy. The ground can be boggy in places, especially in spring, so appropriate footwear is recommended.
Length: 2.2 km
Starting point: Uusimaankatu 249; Hyria Education (Hyria koulutus) carpark, situated on the Palstojentie road.
24.Suomies nature trail. Jukan metsätie, 05620 Hyvinkää. There are two nature trails in Suomies, one of which goes on a relatively stable terrain. Suomies nature trail goes in surroundings shaped by humans. There are traces of gravel extraction having started before the 1960s, but also signs of nature restoration and modern caring for the landscape. In addition to traces of human activity the traces caused by the ice age are a central part of this nature trail. Length: 2,5 kilometers, easy or medium demanding route. Starting point: Jukka forest road.
25.Kaukas Nature Trail. 60.59137, 25.0325
Follow the information boards along the walk to delve into the cultural history of Kaukas and explore the rich natural surroundings at the heart of the village. The route passes along the banks of the Keravanjoki river following village roads and a forest boardwalk. The educational trail provides fascinating insights into the natural environment inspiring active and mindful observation and enjoyment of nature. The varied walk offers plenty to see, learn and experience on each new visit.
Difficulty: easy. The route is clearly marked and easy to navigate, and can be followed online via www.excursionmap.fi.
Length: 1.3 km
Starting point: Kaukas Village Hall (Kaukasten juhlatalo), Jokipadontie 6.
26.Vanhankylänniemi Nature Trail. 60.45536, 25.06349
Vanhankylänniemi outdoor path signs depart from Vanhankylänniemi Manor and the trail goes around the area counterclockwise. The entire trail is about 4 kilometers long, but it can be detoured, for example in 2 sections. Along the way you will find picnic and viewing spots and a beach.
A marked nature trail begins from Vanhankylä Manor and circulates the area. The whole trail covers a distance of 4 km, but it can be walked in two parts. The trail passes picnic areas, vantage points with lovely lake views and a beach.
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The owner of the Vanhankylä Manor in the 1600s was cavalry captain, Nils Sålhana who was ennobled for his heroic war acts. The current manor house dates back to the mid-19th century. There is also a church boat and awooden windmill.
Pytingin Puoti Shop is located next to manor house. It offers unique, high quality, Finnish handicraft. All products are designed and produced by a group of local artisans. Additionally, the shop and artisans offer workshops and shows to demonstrate both modern and traditional methods. Up in the attic of the shop you can also find the idyllic, Pytingin Vintti gallery space where rotating exhibitions are hosted.
At 16.50 take the Visit Lake Tuusula bussi from the Vanhankylä Villa Kokkonen bus stop.
Now you have two choices! Those who wish to take a train, can hop off at Järvenpää Art Museum and walk a short distance to the railway station.
8.DIENA
27.Rokokallio (156m/512ft a.s.l.) is a hill in Finland. The prominence is 42m/138ft.
There's a trail leading to the summit. Rokokallio recreational area has public parking for 10 cars. You can follow white trail from parking to Far right sector (~500m) . Go left where there is small sign with arrow pointing left. You don't have to climb on top of the Rokokallio (156m), but it has very nice views.
1.DIENA
1. sākums Inčukalns – Tallina (osta) 290 km 2. Somijas dienvidiHelsinki – Kyröskoski (1) 215 km
1.Kyröskoski waterfall. Kyröskoski is one of Finland’s most impressive rapids with its 22-meter drop. Kyröskoski is considered to be the Hämeen Hälläpyörä, one of the three great rapids mentioned in the Kalevala, which is an epic poem compiled from Finnish folk lore in the 19th century.
Around the power plant’s pool, Hälläpuisto Park has been built. Industrialization at the rapids began in the 1860s, and today, the area is home to the Metsä Board Kyro paper mill, which operates on energy produced by a bio-power plant completed in 2012.
Throughout its history, Kyröskoski has also fascinated artists, writers, and explorers. Every year, spectacular rapids shows are held on the 1st of May, Midsummer Day, some Saturdays in July, and during the Landefest event in August. Guided tours are available for groups by reservation. Today the waterfall is allowed to flow free 4 times a year: on May Day, Midsummer‘s Day (20.06.2026), as well on the second Sunday of July and August (14.00–14.30 o‘clock). Objekta adrese Koskitie 43 Esam atvērti šādās Landefest dienās Sestdien plkst. 14.00-14.30 Laiki, kad apmeklētāji ir laipni gaidīti jūsu objektā 14.00-14.30
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