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The river is a great place to stroll. There's also a small ferry in town that can be used free of charge instead of crossing the bridges.

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13th century medieval castle. largest surviving medieval buliding in finland.

Turku Castle is a more than 700 year old historical monument. It has stood guard over the river Aura estuary since the 1280’s. Its granite stone walls hold within them the history of Finland, Sweden and the other Nordic countries. History in a nutshell The history of Turku Castle begins in the 1280's. During the centuries the fortification gradually changed into a grand greystone palace. In 1556, King Gustav Vasa named his son Johan Duke of Finland. The era of Johan marked a new phase in the construction of the Castle. The renaissance halls were built during this period, which also marked the beginning of the reneissance era in Finland. In the 17th century, the Governor General of Finland Per Brahe held court in the Bailey Castle. Gradually the administrative centre moved out of the by then old castle, and gave way to a prison. It also served as a storehouse and as barracks. In the 1941 bombings the castle was left in ruins. After the end of the war restaurations began. Nowadays the periods of construction can be seen in labyrinthine passages, walled up doors and windows and in mysterious staircases. Source: https://www.turku.fi/en/turkucastle More information about the Turku Castle under this Website

Whether fish, meat or souvenirs, there is something for everyone.

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Whether fish, meat or souvenirs, there is something for everyone.

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https://www.forum-marinum.fi/fi/ The Forum Marinum Maritime Center is a lively and versatile center for maritime activities and includes a national special museum of maritime history and the Finnish Naval Museum. Restaurant Göran serves cafe delicacies and a tasty, varied lunch. The museum shop offers maritime gifts and other items, literature and high-quality textiles. The museum offers several interesting exhibitions throughout the year and also displays a very interesting boat collection. The maritime center has a considerable collection of museum ships: two large sailing ships, four naval ships and several smaller vessels, from steam harbor tugs to police boats. The museum ships can be seen from the outside all year round, but are only open during the summer months, while the exhibitions are open all year round.

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This castle museum is very lovingly designed and very well prepared in terms of museum education. Children and adults alike get their money's worth.

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Surrounded by a beautiful park, the medieval church of Naantali stands prominently by the water. It was built at the end of the 15th century. You can find more information at https://www.naantalinseurakunta.fi/kirkot-ja-tilat/kirkot-ja-kappelit/naantalin-kirkko.

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The Forum Marinum with its interesting exhibits is worth a visit. Including the ships at the quay, which also belong to it.

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Naval and Maritime Museum with numerous ships to visit

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The castle from the late 13th century is Finland's largest surviving structure from the Middle Ages

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Founded in the 13th century on the southwest coast, Turku is Finland's oldest city and was also the country's first capital. The city, which has a population of around 195,000, is located at the mouth of the Aurajoki river. Turku Cathedral is the city's most recognizable landmark and is also Finland's national treasure. The cathedral, whose construction began in the late 13th century, is Finland's oldest surviving church and the most important example of medieval church architecture. Many old buildings were destroyed in the city fire in 1827, which is why the cityscape is predominantly modern. The old part of Turku was not destroyed, it consists mainly of wooden houses. In front of the city is the archipelago with an extensive archipelago of an estimated 20,000 to 50,000 islands. As part of the Baltic Sea off the southwest coast of Finland, the archipelago sea lies between the Finnish mainland and the Åland archipelago, bordered by the Gulf of Finland to the south and the Gulf of Bothnia to the north. The archipelago in the Archipelago Sea is commonly referred to as the "Turku Archipelago" after the city of Turku.

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The old castle of Turku that you spot right away when arriving by ferry. It features famously on the Turku Mustard. There is a well worth museum on the inside.

Park your bike here if you want to go inside otherwise there's also a path leading around the whole castle.

The Market Hall of Turku was completed in 1896 and charms with a wonderfully old-fashioned atmosphere. Old and new unite in perfect harmony in this over 100 years old building. The market halle occupies a whole block and was designed by the architect Gustav Nyström. Here you will find traditional meat and fish counters, delicatessen and delicatessens, a wide range of bread, milk and cheese as well as restaurants and cafés.

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The market hall / department store of Turku was completed in 1896 and charms with a wonderfully old-fashioned atmosphere. Old and new unite in perfect harmony in this over 100 years old building. The market halle occupies a whole block and was designed by the architect Gustav Nyström. Here you will find traditional meat and fish counters, delicatessen and delicatessens, a wide range of bread, milk and cheese as well as restaurants and cafés.

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The Market Hall of Turku was completed in 1896 and charms with a wonderfully old-fashioned atmosphere. Old and new unite in perfect harmony in this over 100 years old building. The market halle occupies a whole block and was designed by the architect Gustav Nyström. Here you will find traditional meat and fish counters, delicatessen and delicatessens, a wide range of bread, milk and cheese as well as restaurants and cafés.

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The Church of Naantali was once built as a monastery church of the on the peninsula Ailostenniemi Catholic Birgittenklosters. The only building remaining from the monastery is the largest medieval church in Finland after the Turku Cathedral. The building permit of the monastery was signed on August 23, 1443 by the Swedish king Christoph III, who was nicknamed Kristoffer av Bayern and was born Christoph von Pfalz-Neumarkt. This date is also considered the founding date of the city of Naantali. The monastery buildings were inaugurated in 1462 and the monastery was named Vallis Gratiae, Gnadental. The church of Naantali is a well-known attraction, but also serves as a normal parish church and in summer as a way church.

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Beautiful market hall with small sales and food stalls. Power at 18:00 but.

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