Top Things to do In Raseborg sub-region 2021

"Nuuksio National Park is located in Espoo, Finland. It is a large forest park with beautiful scenery and well-protected primitive ecology. There are many wild animals here, such as elk, grizzly bears, etc. Of course, you must follow the prescribed routes to visit. One is not to disturb the animals, but to protect your own safety."

"The Toompea is the highest point of Tallinn’s Old Town. At the top of the mountain there is a town hall and a church ⛪️, and the time we have is the most famous viewpoint, with the old town under the mountain in the background."

"Relying on a Beautiful Life-Looking at Finnish Traditional Architecture-Helsinki Open Air Architecture Museum"

"Hietaniemi Beach is next to Toolonlahti Bay and very close to the city center. It is a very popular beach in Helsinki. The beach is free and open. There are often vibrant beach football, volleyball, and concerts. The overall feeling is beautiful. A very famous beach, you can directly see the net of beach volleyball. Many people come here to relax, sunbathe or directly play ball and engage in water sports. Of course, there is a national memorial cemetery next to it. During the period, you can see many squirrels dotted among the pine trees. The natural environment is very good."

"The botanical garden is great for walks and picnics. The museum reserved for the Harp Eagle (National Bird) is interesting, and the guides are passionate and share their knowledge. Regarding the zoo (toucans, parrots, monkeys, taps, wild boars, leopards, harp hawks...), it is a rescue center for domestic and wild animals. It must be lack of means, because it is municipal, but the staff is helpful And close to animals."

"Bihraya Island is not big, and you can walk around the island slowly for more than an hour. However, the island has beautiful scenery and is a pleasant attraction recommended by the Finnish Tourism Board. There are a lot of things to watch, the beauty of the swan is quite eye-catching, and the air is great"

"Pyynikki is the highest point in Tampere. It takes only 20 minutes to walk from the city center to the foot of Pyynikki Mountain. Climb up the hill to reach the watchtower. At the foot of the watchtower, there is the best Munkki (a Finnish doughnut) in Tampere. Tampere locals like to come here on weekends to enjoy afternoon tea with friends. The watchtower is not high, it is an old building. You can take the elevator to the top of the tower and you can enjoy the city view of Tampere and the two big lakes."

"The mountain is not high. There are many roads to go up the mountain. Just follow the signs and you will be there. The mountain is not high, so I suspect it is not as high as Sheshan. There is a lake at the bottom of the mountain, and there is a small area of man-made beach by the lake. In summer, people sunbathe on the rocks on the beach on the grass."

"It is worth a visit if you have the opportunity. The town has beautiful scenery, few people, and very comfortable and leisure life. It is the summer capital of Estonia. The Elizabeth Church is very distinctive. It was sent by the Empress of Russia. The sculpture is the author of the national anthem."