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an architectural highlight, designed by Alvar Aalto in the 1950s, external renovations recently completed

now all new asphalt (from 2024) throughout

The Saimaa Canal is a major waterway in southeastern Finland that connects Lake Saimaa, the largest lake in Finland, with the Gulf of Finland near Vyborg in Russia. Stretching approximately 43 kilometres, the canal allows inland vessels to travel between the Saimaa lake system and the Baltic Sea.

This road offers an immersive experience in Finland's natural beauty, with opportunities to explore dense forests, tranquil lakes, and see diverse wildlife in their habitats.​

The road passes through the forests which are primarily composed of coniferous trees, notably Scots pine and Norway spruce and provide habitats for diverse wildlife. ​

Kirjamoinsalmi is a narrow strait located in the eastern part of Finland, connecting the waters of Lake Saimaa. It is the perfect place to stop off and admire the scenic landscape.

Leväsensalmi is a picturesque strait in Finland, connecting the waters of Lake Saimaa to the Vuoksi River. Known for its stunning natural beauty, it is a popular spot for enjoying the tranquil Finnish landscape.

This bike path offers a scenic cycling route, stretching between the towns of Taavetti and Jurvala. It offers a peaceful, nature-filled ride through Finnish landscapes, attracting cyclists with its well-maintained paths and picturesque surroundings.