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If you plan to visit many museums in Finland, then think about buying the Museum Card. It costs about 86 EUR, and gives you access to over 360 Museums in Finland, of which 8 are located in Aland. More details regarding the Museumcard, Museums in Finland and Museum Events here. museokortti.fi Finnish Museums also offer certain days during the month or year where not entry must be paid. Check the website and plan your trip well.

The church dedicated to Saint Anne is the most famous religious building in the Kökar island. It's surrounded by little stone walls and its red roof can be seen from miles away.

Remains of a seal hunting camp from the late Bronze Age. It was excavated between 1946 and 1950. Today, all that remains is the great location to marvel at.

Very nice folk museum and right behind it a nice viewpoint for birdwatching. At the Kökar museum you can see, learn and experience how the inhabitants of Kökar used to live. The museum is located in Österbygge-Hellsö old schoolhouse from 1913 and was opened by Kökar folklore society in 1988. There is the permanent exhibition “Another Kökar” that shows life on Kökar in the 19th century up until the 1940’s through a fantastic collection of photos and films. In the main building there is also the old church organ from 1911, photos, old furniture and textiles. At the museum area there are old buildings, but also new houses built according to old style. There is a boat exhibition with old boats and functioning boat engines, a log-house, a furnished cottage and a cowshed with agricultural tools. There is also a pottery and a wooden forge. The unique outside lavatory with ventilation and six sitting holes can be seen at the museum area. Down by the sea there is a boathouse, a fishing cabin and a stone pier with a caisson. The museum is open daily from 11 am to 4 pm from late June to mid August, Wednesday until 8 pm from 25th of June. At other times it is open by appointment, phone +358 457 5244077. https://www.kokar.ax/kokarshembygdsmuseum?lang=en

Kökar is a scenically beautiful island with a hotel, restaurants, a guest harbor, a folklore museum and a very convenient self-service shop open 24 hours a day. It has 223 inhabitants, of whom about 95 percent are Swedish-speaking, and an area of 63.94 square kilometers, of which 0.39 square kilometers are inland waters. As in all of Åland, Swedish is the official language. In the far south of the Åland Islands lies the Kökar archipelago, which consists of a larger island surrounded by thousands of smaller islands. The main island has about 250 inhabitants and has been inhabited for about 3000 years. The first inhabitants were probably seal hunters. Kökar's waters have always been rich in fish and where there are fish, there are seals. For hundreds of years, fishing has been the most important industry. Locals sailed to the fish markets in Stockholm and Turku to sell their catch and exchange it for needed goods. People here have always been self-sufficient. Kökar is also known for the Franciscan monastery that stood here in the Middle Ages. Today, Franciscan Days are held every year in July to celebrate the saint. https://www.aland.travel/kokar-attractions Located on the FERRY Södra Line | Southern Line | Southern Line GALTBY ▸ KÖKAR ▸ KYRKOGÅRDSÖ ▸ HUSÖ ▸ SOTTUNGA ▸ FÖGLÖ (ÖVERÖ) ▸ LÅNGNÄS aland.travel/sodra-linjen-fi

Main campsite on the island. Tents, caravans and cottages. Also a Marina. Relatively nice, a bit chaotic once it fills up with people. Restaurant, small Shop, Sauna, kitchen and playground for kids. Kayak rental.