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A very beautiful place

okay roadside path following the former primary road, almost flat, okay asphalt

This gravel road is as beautiful as comfortable a gravel road can be. It leads to Vanhalinna, which means "Old Castle" in Finnish.

The bridge connects two gravel roads (quite well maintained) and is the best point to cross aura if you are biking from Ravattula towards Haaga and further north.

Art on the edge of the cycle path

Meyer Turku Oy is a shipbuilding company that operates a shipyard in Turku-Perno, Finland. The world's largest cruise ships are built here (e.g. the Star of the Seas with 5,000 passengers or Mein Schiff 5 and Mein Schiff 6 from TUI) Meyer Turku Oy is a shipbuilding company that operates a shipyard in Turku-Perno, Finland. The company has been part of the German Meyer shipyard group since 2014. Meyer Turku also stands for the German Meyer Turku GmbH, based in Papenburg. This company is the parent company for the shipyard in Rauma and other associated companies. The shipyard in Turku-Perno, with an area of 144 hectares, is one of the largest in Europe. The dry dock is 365 meters long. In addition to large cruise ships of the post-Panamax class, ferries are also built here. The company made a name for itself with the construction of the Allure of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world at the time.

The oldest, richly decorated part of the library, dating from 1903, is inspired by the Dutch late Renaissance. It blends harmoniously with the elegant, modern extension by JMKK Architects from 2007, which encloses a quiet courtyard in the middle.

The 2,900 m2 building of Turku's Main Library is a building in the Dutch Late Renaissance style, built in 1903 and handed over by Turku's trade councillor Fredric von Rettig to a design by Karl August Wrede. The design was based on a Swedish noble house in Stockholm.