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이제 유네스코 세계문화유산 목록(Aalto Works)에도 포함되었습니다

not too much traffic, plenty of rolling hills, asphalt rolls mostly okay but plenty of cracks and rough spots

not too much traffic (but watch out for drivers making a mad dash to catch the ferry), plenty of rolling hills, okay asphalt, the road via Vartsala is nicer though

Finland’s most famous architect Alvar Aalto’s early masterpiece, open to the public on weekends, more info at https://paimiosanatorium.com

mostly runs every 20 mins (timed schedule from the Angelniemi side, afterwards returns immediately going the other way), more info https://www.finferries.fi/en/ferry-traffic/ferries-and-schedules/kokkila.html

a much better option between Paimio and Salo than route 110; not much traffic, winding and rolling with flat sections through the fields, new asphalt at both ends (12 km in the east, 4 km in the west), middle section worse but rideable (asphalt locally missing altogether in about a dozen spots due to drainage works, new asphalt supposed to be complete by the end of May)

Teijo is a scenic village area in the city of Salo, known for its Teijo National Park, which offers peaceful lakes, forest trails, and seaside views. Teijo Church, was constructed between 1829 and 1830 and was commissioned by ironmaster Robert Bremer. The church's design is inspired by Chinese pagodas, featuring a distinctive octagonal shape and a pagoda-style roof, and is situated atop a hill overlooking the village.

Salo is a city situated between Helsinki and Turku. Culturally, the city has the Teijo national park and the Salo art museum. The city also hosts the popular Kurpitsaviikot ("Pumpkin Weeks") festival each autumn, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from across Finland.