Haparanda周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ12

Finland-Sweden border and monument to the 100th anniversary of Finland's independence

Well worth a visit.

Very beautiful old Orthodox church from 1884. Unfortunately only very rarely open

After Tornio was granted city rights in 1621, the city's first church was consecrated in 1647. However, it burned down in 1682 after being struck by lightning. Two years later, construction began on a new church a few hundred meters northwest of the site of the old church. On July 11, 1686, the new church was consecrated and named after the then Queen of Sweden, Hedwig Eleonora. The free-standing bell tower was built in 1686-1687. In 1736/37, the Frenchman Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis used the church tower of Tornio as a measuring point for his measurements to determine the size and shape of the earth. Wikipedia

Beautiful place to stop on road to Haparanda. Two laavu shelters with bbq areas. Swimming spot and toilets.

Fire and grill area, toilet, bathing area, space for tents

Turn east and lose an hour or turn west and gain an hour.

a good place to stay overnight on foot or by bike. There is a toilet, kitchen, benches inside and outside, firewood and also a guest book. Water is only in the lake behind or what you bring.