フィンランドの天然記念物・トップ20

乗り心地の良い素敵な環境です。道によってはかなり柔らかかったので、太めのタイヤがあると良いでしょう。

Fantastic view over the national park

The iconic Kiilopää (546 m) is one of the best-known fell tops in northern Finland. It's a classic rounded fell (tunturi) with an immense sense of space as the views are so far-reaching across the open terrain. Access is fairly easy, with a wooden staircase and gravel path on the lower sections.

Magnificent view over the archipelago in the Kvarken. We were lucky enough to get an introduction to the area from a guide.

The Imatra Rapids are one of Finland's oldest tourist attractions, dating back to the 1700s. The Imatra Hydroelectric Dam was built in 1929. It a hugely impressive sight, a highlight of any run here.

Imatrankoski is one of Finland’s most famous rapids and a highlight of any visit to Imatra. The dam-controlled rapids are usually opened in summer for scheduled shows, drawing crowds to watch the powerful flow of water through the old riverbed. It’s located right in the city centre, with good bike access and plenty of space to watch from the bridge or park area. The surrounding Kruununpuisto Park is Finland’s oldest nature park and offers well-kept paths and historical landmarks. It’s a great place for cyclists to stop, explore on foot, and enjoy both natural force and local history.

Havis Amanda is a bronze statue by Ville Vallgren from 1905. The bronze statue represents a mermaid who has decided to leave her home in the sea and go on land. In Vallgren's imagination, Havis Amanda is the embodiment of Helsinki, the daughter of the Baltic Sea. She is thus the soul of the city on the shore. He depicted her at the moment when she takes her first steps on land. She casts one last look back at the sea over her shoulder. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havis_Amanda

Worth seeing fountain in the center near the harbor.