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​Hanko is the "Riviera of Finland," and boasts over 130 kilometres of coastline, including 30 km of sandy beaches and more than 90 islands, making it a popular summer destination. The town has a rich maritime history, with its port being the southernmost in Finland and a significant hub for international trade. Hanko also offers cultural experiences, including the Hanko Music Festival and various summer events.

Slightly overpriced but in a great location and well connected to town via bike path. Grills and kitchen available.

Here 453 Soviet soldiers have their grave. Most of them died in the battles of the Finnish Continuation War, but there are also some who missed the Soviet vessels when they left Hanko in December 1941. They died in connection with mine-clearance operations. Of those buried at the monument 267 are unknown; the rest have their names carved in the rock.

Actually has a nice café with indoor and outdoor seating in case you aren't really interested in the war artifacts. There is a bikeable tunnel nearby that leads under the highway from the gravel trail on the other side (so you don't have to dodge traffic to get there).

They have a wonderful hot chocolade here.

This is the official starting place of the Hanko - Utsjoki randonnee - or ITT.

Several bars and restaurants - most of them open in the summer season.

A beautiful, quiet road. Takes you for a nice 1-2 hour loop out of Hanko, or you can use this for some wattage suffering. Bearly any traffic.