피르칸마‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A beautiful lake in the Nokia Archipelago with a partially rocky shore. If you want, you can walk around it completely.

Impressive rock formation in the middle of the nature reserve with view of a tiny pond below. You wil find a shelter there, too.

The shelter next to the so-called „church stone“ is the central lean-on in Kintulammi nature reserve.

The most spectacular bog area in Pirkanmaa is a retreat for lots of animals, especially birds. The circular trail mostly leads along on boardwalks and is perfect to discover this natural attraction.

Helvetinkolu ("Hell's Gap") cleft is the biggest attraction of the so-called Hell's Lake National Park which has numerous deep gorges and rugged scenery formed by faults running through the bedrock. There is also a small shelter at the shore of Helvetinjärvi.

The old-growth forest of Multiharju is the heart of the Seitseminen National Park. It has been protected for over 100 years already. The oldest shield bark pines are roughly 400 years old and you can also find a few old Aspens.

The waters at the Siuronkoski dam are known for their abundance of fish and are therefore popular with anglers. Two waterways meet here. Among other things, there are lake trout, pike and zander.

This 4.5 meter high bronze monument stands in front of the Kaleva Church in Liisanpuisto. It was created in 1973 by the sculptor Terho Sakki. Kalevala is a 19th-century epic poem compiled by Elias Lönnrot from Karelian and Finnish folklore and mythology. The first poem of the Kalevala describes the creation of the world through the explosion of a snail egg. The egg falls into the water and breaks into pieces. The upper part becomes the sky, the moon, the sun and the stars, and the lower part is the earth's crust. This sculpture is like the first explosion. The spongy form rises from a flat base and extends into the sky.