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Kotka의 Toivo Pekkanen 공원에 있는 예술 작품, 소는 오래된 자동차의 금속으로 만들어졌습니다

황실은 1888년 7월 낚시 오두막이 아직 건설 중일 때 랑긴-코스키를 방문했습니다. 알렉산더 3세 황제는 낚시할 곳을 찾다가 강가에서 완벽한 바위를 발견했습니다. 황제 자신이 바위 위로 나무 사다리를 만들었고, 이 사다리는 1930년대까지 그곳에 남아 있었다고 합니다. 바위에서 황제는 산란을 위해 강을 거슬러 올라오는 يصبح을 낚았습니다.

다리 위에는 한 번에 최대 3명까지!

Koivusaari Outdoor Swimming Pool in Myllykoski, Kouvola, is a popular summer spot with three natural pools of varying depths, fed by filtered water from the Kymijoki River. The site features sandy shores, piers, changing rooms, toilets, and a diving board, making it suitable for families and casual swimmers. Visitors can also enjoy a beach volleyball court, a children's play area, and a nearby Disc Golf Park. There’s no lifeguard on duty, so swimming is at your own risk. The area is easily accessible by bike, and a short detour off paved roads is manageable with a trekking or cross bike.

The Savukoski Bridge is a historical site marking the former border between Sweden and Russia, offering a unique glimpse into Finland’s past. To reach it, follow the route over Ahvenkoski Bridge and turn left onto a smaller road that leads directly to the old museum bridge. The bridge connects to Savukoskentie and provides a scenic route back toward the Strömfors Ironworks area. The quiet roads and historical setting make it a rewarding detour for cyclists looking to explore beyond the main trails. It’s a spot where history and landscape come together.

Stockfors is a former industrial site by the Kymijoki River, just north of Pyhtää’s church village, now transformed into a lively cultural hub. The historic buildings host events focused on art and well-being, with the annual Stockfors Art Festival drawing visitors during the summer. The Patruunantalo (Squire’s House) offers accommodation and occasional dining, making it a convenient overnight stop. Cyclists will enjoy the quiet roads leading to the site and the opportunity to combine history, culture, and relaxation in one location. It’s a peaceful yet engaging destination for a day trip or short stay.

Strömfors Ironworks is one of Finland’s best-preserved historical industrial sites, dating back to the 17th century and located in the village of Ruotsinpyhtää. The area features old hammer workshops, a charming church with an altar by Helene Schjerfbeck, and wooden houses once inhabited by craftsmen. Today, it offers museums, small boutiques, cafés, and summer theatre, all within walking distance. Cyclists can enjoy the peaceful countryside roads leading to the site, and equipment rentals are available for those wanting to explore the surrounding nature. It’s a great cultural stop with something for every visitor.

Strukka Lock in Pyhtää is Finland’s only sea lock with hand-operated gates, located along the Kymijoki River near the Gulf of Finland. Originally built in the early 1900s to support the timber industry, the lock is still functional and open for self-service use by boaters. The lock, made of cut stone, spans 25 metres and reflects the area's rich industrial past. It's a unique historical site to visit during a cycling trip, especially when combined with a detour to the nearby Stockfors factory area. The route features quiet riverside roads and is suitable for trekking or cross bikes.